Parade of Planets on Saturday

Mark Your Calendar for Saturday to See 6 Planets in the Sky ... - CNET

Prime time for the planet parade will be Saturday morning, Aug. 24, when Saturn, Jupiter and Mars will be visible with the naked eye.

What Is It? When Is the Next Planetary Alignment? - Star Walk

The next planet parade is on January 21, 2025, when six planets – Mars, Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune, Venus, and Saturn – will align in the sky.

A 2024 planet parade could appear this weekend. Here's how to watch

NASA says Saturday is the best day to view the planetary parade in 2024. But folks will need some equipment to view the celestial ...

Planet parade to align June 29, 2024, NASA says. Here's how to watch

NASA reports that June's second planetary alignment, a few weeks after the first one on June 3, will occur on Saturday, June 29.

See the Real Planet Parade - Sky & Telescope

Come the end of the June, Jupiter and the waning Moon will join the crew. With improved visibility of Uranus and Neptune, the stage will soon be ...

Parade of Planets on Saturday: How to watch, equipment needed ...

People can watch the parade of planets in a little bit different way on June 29. Jupiter will be the closest to the horizon and will be the ...

A better planet parade happens June 29, 2024. Here's how to watch it

A planetary alignment will happen June 29, 2024, consisting of Earth's moon and three planets: Jupiter, Mars and Saturn.

Planet parade: What's really going on with June's planetary alignment

A “planet parade” during which six planets will appear to align in the sky near dawn is on the way, but only three planets will be visible with the naked eye.

A 'Parade of Planets' Is Coming. Here's How to Watch This Sky Show

The half dozen worlds on display will be Mercury, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune, but they won't all be easy to spot—and you'll have ...

Planetary parade: See 6 planets in September sky - AccuWeather

Get your telescope ready for the best arrangement of planets in 2024 as Mercury, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune will be visible at the same time ...

NASA rains on 'parade of planets' visibility. What you will, won't see

"To me, the closest thing to a planet parade is June 29th, when you'll have Saturn, the third-quarter Moon, Mars, and Jupiter arrayed across the ...

Three planets will align in a planetary parade this weekend

A planetary parade will feature Uranus, Mercury, and Jupiter aligning in the sky this weekend. Best view time: before sunrise on Saturday.

'Parade of planets' to be visible in the sky June 3 as 6 planets align

If you went all out for the April 8 solar eclipse, you're in for a treat this weekend. In the early morning hours of Monday, six planets ...

'Planet Parade' 2024: watch guide for 6 planets aligned June 3

On June 3, 2024, skywatchers can witness a rare "planet parade" of six planets—Mercury, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune—aligning ...

A rare 6-planet alignment will occur next month. Here's what to know.

The orbits of six planets will bring them to the same side of the sun to create a "planetary parade" in early June ... CBS Saturday Morning ...

'Planetary parade' to start in June - Phys.org

The parade will start June 3, when Mercury, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune will be aligned, according to Star Walk Astronomical News.

Planetary alignment 2024: Parade of planets visible Monday, June 3

How does planetary alignment work? On June 3, 2024, several planets will align and be visible before sunrise. All planets revolve around the sun ...

Moon, 3 planets to align in weekend sky - AccuWeather

A planetary parade will greet early risers in the night sky this weekend, an easy-to-see alignment that will be visible without a telescope. ... Enjoy the last ...

Looking to see the planetary parade June 3? NASA ... - USA Today

"To me, the closest thing to a planet parade is June 29th, when you'll have Saturn, the third-quarter Moon, Mars, and Jupiter arrayed across the ...

Raining on the parade of planets - KSL NewsRadio

According to the Associated Press, a planetary parade occurs when several of the planets in the solar system align on the right side of the sun.