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When, where and how to watch rare planet alignment in India

Six planets will align in a rare ‘planetary parade’ this weekend

Six planets will appear close together after sunset in a rare planetary parade. Here is how and when to see this beautiful sky event.

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How to view planet parade. Best time to watch planetary alignment 2026

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

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

Skywatchers across Chicago can catch a rare six-planet alignment this weekend, according to Michelle Nichols of the Adler Planetarium, with a lunar eclipse set to follow on March 3 and more celestial ...

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

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

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6-planet parade will grace the night sky on Saturday

Mercury, Venus, Saturn and Jupiter will be visible to the naked eye, whereas Uranus and Neptune will require binoculars or a telescope, according to NASA.

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Six planets on show in celestial 'parade'

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

Last Chance To See Six Planets After Sunset — Before Alignment Fades

This is your final weekend to catch February’s fading 6-planet lineup or "planet alignment". Here’s what’s still visible — and what’s already gone.

Lawrence Journal-World

KU’s Physics and Astronomy department hosting ‘Pluto Day’ event, celebrating science of space and the dwarf planet’s KU connection

It would be understandable if you stopped thinking as much about Pluto after it was “demoted” from being considered one of the nine planets sharing the Earth’s solar system to being classified as a dwarf planet in 2006.

Space.com on MSN

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.