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5 planets will align in the night sky this week. Here’s how to watch it

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Five planets formed a line across the evening sky on Tuesday. The planetary alignment will include Jupiter, Mercury, Venus, Uranus, and Mars, all visible from Earth, according to sky tracking site Starwalk.

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Times of India

5 planets alignment 2023: Know where and how to watch tonight

Planets & Transits News: Five planets are going to align in an arc form tonight, March 28, 2023. People can watch this rare astronomical event with naked eyes. It is not a nor

1 year ago·India

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CTV News

5 planets will align across the night sky tonight. How to see them in Ontario

Five planets will form a line across the evening sky just after sunset on Tuesday. Here are some tips for viewing the alignment and where best to see them in Ontario:

1 year ago·Canada

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CBC News

Look up: 5 planets will align in Tuesday's night sky

Tonight, just after sunset, skywatchers across B.C. will be in for an eye-popping show. Five planets — Mars, Uranus, Venus, Mercury and Jupiter — will be lined up in an arc and will be visible on the western horizon from almost anywhere on Earth.

1 year ago·Canada

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Daily Express

Five planets to align in the night sky above the UK

This is the first multi-planet alignment since December 2022 when Mercury, Venus, Jupiter, and the Moon were all visible in the night sky as the year drew to an end.

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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The Washington Post

How to watch 5 planets align in the night sky this week

Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Mercury and Uranus will form an arch immediately after sunset.

1 year ago

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KRDO

A stunning lineup of five planets will decorate the night sky

By Jackie Wattles, CNN Night sky lovers can typically spot a smattering of a few planets, but in late March, a stunning visual takes shape when five planets line up beneath the moon in a display sometimes called a planetary parade or alignment. Onlookers will be able to catch the best glimpse of the alignment

1 year ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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