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6-planet parade to light up sky

6 planets to ‘parade’ across February night sky: When and how to see them

Six planets will line up in the evening sky at the end of February, offering a rare “planetary parade” visible to most skywatchers if clouds cooperate.

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Six planets due to parade across night sky in rare celestial spectacle

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A rare six-planet alignment is lighting up the sky this week. Here’s how to see it.

Space.com · 20h

Astrophotographer captures rare 6-planet parade spanning nearly 180 degrees of sky

A U.K. astrophotographer had to put together some clever equipment tricks to show six of the seven planets in a rare 'parade' over the south of England.

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Six-planet parade to light up the sky as lunar eclipse follows next week

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6 planets aligned in the sky? Here’s how to see them

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6 planets to align. Time, date, where to see 'planet parade' in Florida

While alignments themselves aren't special, it is rare to have an opportunity to observe multiple planets simultaneously without the need for instruments like ground telescopes.

New Scientist · 1d

How to see six planets in the sky at once in rare celestial alignment

ScienceAlert · 19h

Planets Are About to Line Up in a Rare Event. Here's How to Watch.

Coeur d'Alene Press

Best Night Sky Events for March 2026

Look low in the western sky around 5 a.m. to see Leo’s brightest star, Regulus, a mere ½ degree (less than one finger at arm’s length) from the very nearly full moon. This event is for all you early risers out there.

The Daily Galaxy on MSN

Catch Jupiter’s bright glow under the waxing moon tonight!

Tonight, a unique celestial event will occur as a waxing gibbous moon and the bright planet Jupiter align in the sky. This event offers a great opportunity for stargazers to observe two of the most noticeable objects in the night sky.

WXYZ

Jupiter, Saturn And The Moon Will Line Up In The Night Sky This Week

Jupiter will be the brightest planet in the sky during the month of August — and beginning Friday, it will be lined up with Saturn and the moon. For three days, the trio will be lined up side-by-side … by side. Those who look south in the night sky ...