Summary
At the end of February, six planets will appear close together in the night sky. This event is known as a planetary parade, and most of the planets will be visible without using a telescope.
Key Facts
- Six planets will align in the night sky at the end of February.
- This event is called a planetary parade.
- The planets appear to line up when viewed from Earth.
- Most of the planets can be seen without a telescope.
- The planets are not in a perfect line but are close to each other on one side of the sun.
