A rare planetary alignment is about to happen

Seeing the planets of the solar system aligned in an integrated set of star experiences, you can get a chance to see them with your own eyes, according to the RT report.

And starting in the middle of the month, when viewing from the northern hemisphere, you’ll be able to see Saturn, Mars, Venus, and Jupiter lined up in near-perfect planetary alignment in the pre-dawn sky.

The alignment begins around April 17, but will be at its best on the morning of April 20, so most of the time they encounter

Days later – around April 23 – the alignment is set to become certain, with the moon lining up to join the right celestial bodies line up like this, it only happens in Earth’s sky of course. Looking at the various types of space, it seems to be a completely different planet.

This is effectively a flat solar ocean, with each planet orbiting the sun in the same building.

Planets like this.

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On June 24, all the other planets in the solar system — Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune, and Uranus — will be joined together in a larger planetary alignment, and as much as you are most likely to binoculars or a telescope, the alignment will also extend over a larger section of the sky that is difficult to discern or photograph. .

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