If you've ever dreamed of seeing the entire solar system at once, this is your chance. This week, Earth's seven neighboring planets will align in the night sky, offering a breathtaking spectacle for those in a dark, clear location.

What is a parade of planets?

A planetary alignment occurs when several planets in the solar system appear to be in a line in the sky from our perspective on Earth. While not a perfect alignment in space, this phenomenon is visually stunning and allows us to see planets that are not normally so close to each other in the sky.

When and how to watch it?

This astronomical event will be visible after nightfall and will reach its peak in the early morning. For best viewing:
🌠 Find a place with little light pollution.
🔭 Use binoculars or a telescope for sharper details.
📍 Consult astronomical applications to identify the exact position of each planet.

Which planets will be visible?

Mercury and Venus will be near the horizon, while Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn will shine higher in the sky. Uranus and Neptune, though less visible to the naked eye, will be distinguishable with binoculars or telescopes.

A show to reflect on

Events like this remind us of the vastness of the universe and our place within it. So if you have the chance, take a moment to admire the beauty of the cosmos and share this experience with friends or family.