Early next week, you may be able to catch a glimpse of five planets — Jupiter, Mercury, Venus, Uranus and Mars — all at once in the night sky.
"Wait until the sun has set and then go out and look low in that bright part of the sky where the sun has just set with binoculars, and you should see brighter Jupiter next to fainter Mercury," Fienberg told NPR.
Fienberg said you'll be able to see the"planetary parade" from anywhere on Earth, but those in the Northern Hemisphere might have a better view.
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