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Five planets align in Canberra's morning sky for the last time until 2040

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The five planets, as captured by Dr Brad Tucker, will go their separate ways for another 18 years. The five planets only line up every 18 years, alternating between morning and evening depending on what side of the solar system the planets are on. The next time all five appear in the evening sky together will be 2040, then again in 2058.

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Five planets align in Canberra's morning sky for the last time until 2040

If you’ve put off setting the alarm and bracing the frigid morning air for a peek at the alignment of Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn, you’re running out of time. The five planets visible in Canberra’s morning sky are about to go their separate ways for another 18 years. From about 5:45 am to […]

2 years ago·Deakin, Australia

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