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"Catch four planets — Venus, Saturn, Jupiter, and Mars — in the evening sky. With good binoculars, Uranus and Neptune also become visible.
It's not rare to have multiple planets in the sky at the same time, but it's uncommon for the four brightest to be so well-placed and accessible."
It's not rare to have multiple planets in the sky at the same time, but it's uncommon for the four brightest to be so well-placed and accessible."
See January's "Planet Parade," plus Comet ATLAS Now Visible in Daylight
Catch four planets — Venus, Saturn, Jupiter, and Mars — in the evening sky. With good binoculars, Uranus and Neptune also become visible.
skyandtelescope.org
January 16, 2025 at 12:29 PM
"Catch four planets — Venus, Saturn, Jupiter, and Mars — in the evening sky. With good binoculars, Uranus and Neptune also become visible.
It's not rare to have multiple planets in the sky at the same time, but it's uncommon for the four brightest to be so well-placed and accessible."
It's not rare to have multiple planets in the sky at the same time, but it's uncommon for the four brightest to be so well-placed and accessible."