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THE world today has been changed well beyond recognition by Covid-19, the much-feared global economic recession, and unprecedented extreme climate change ...

It is imperative that our pledge must be to live in harmony with Nature and not to destroy the shared Planet Earth. Human sufferings are beyond endurance level. It is simply to raise awareness of the cause of the climate change today.

Topping off the planetary parade will be Mars, sitting in a straight line up from Jupiter, Mercury, Venus, Uranus and the moon. It's easy to pick out because of ...

The event included all five planets that can typically be seen with the naked eye — Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Onlookers will be able to catch the best glimpse of the alignment — which will include Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Uranus — on Tuesday evening, just after sunset. But to careful observers, both planets will be visible for about 20 to 30 minutes after sunset, Hummels said. Uranus will appear close to Venus, though it may be difficult to pick out the distant planet without binoculars or a telescope unless you’re viewing from a prime location with no light pollution. Alignments such as this one appear every few years or so, Hummels said, and much of it will be visible to the naked eye, even in urban areas with significant light pollution. Mercury may also be difficult to catch without special equipment, as the sun’s glare can blot out the planet.

Jupiter, Mercury, Venus, Uranus, Mars and even the moon will gradually all become visible in the night sky, with peak viewing expected on March 28.

[SEE THE OBJECTS HUMANS LEFT BEHIND ON THE MOON](https://www.foxweather.com/learn/astronaut-moon-left-behind-manmade) Due to each planet taking a different amount of time to orbit the star, alignments can vary from just a few being visible from Earth to even five or six planets on rare occasions. [WATCH OUT FOR THESE ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS IN 2023](https://www.foxweather.com/earth-space/sky-watching-guide-2023) Even though the planets could appear close at times, they are actually millions of miles away from each other. wasn’t enough of a thrill, stargazers have the chance to see five planets align in the sky, with the moon also visible in its waxing state. Every night in late March, another piece of the celestial puzzle will unveil itself.

Five planets—Jupiter, Mercury, Venus, Uranus and Mars—will be visible in the night sky in March.

The June event was also special for another reason–the five planets were aligned in the same order as their distance from the Sun. Mars will shine relatively brighter near the Moon. Jupiter, Mercury, Venus, Uranus and Mars will appear in the night sky near a waxing crescent Moon.

You may have heard that you should look for a "planet parade" of five solar system objects coming to the sky. Sound too good to be true? It is.

That will be the planet Uranus, which will be in conjunction with the moon on March 24. Mercury and Jupiter will be too low in the sky after sunset and will quickly set below the ground. "Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Uranus and Mars will be visible at the same time that night," some may say.

Stargazers are soon going to have an opportunity to witness a unique celestial phenomenon — a planetary alignment of Jupiter, Mercury, Venus, ...

The easiest planet to spot will be Venus, which will be the brightest of the five and located high in the sky. There will be at least two others in the year — one on 11 April and another on 24 August. It also presents a unique opportunity for astrology fans to gauge the effect that the alignment of the five planets will have on their person. And to top it all, there will be no need for a telescope to see the five planets. They will be back together again in 2040. Uranus can be seen using binoculars above the moon.

Kolkata: Star gazers and enthusiasts globally are eagerly waiting for a rare and spectacular cosmic event on March 28: a planet parade in the sky.

“Planets are among the brightest objects in the night sky, reflecting the light of the Sun. Every once in a while, something very special happens: multiple planets come together in the same part of the sky for a planetary alignment. That evening after dusk, five planets — Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Uranus and Mars — will be aligned in an arc along with the Moon.