The planetary parade will likely only be visible until December 31 as Mercury rapidly fades.
A spectacular planetary parade is visible in the night sky—and here's how you can watch this alignment live from the comfort of your own home.all the planets of the solar system simultaneously after sunsetFive of the planets—Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn—can be observed with the naked eye, while binoculars or a telescope will be required to spot Uranus and Neptune, assuming that skies are clear in your location of course.
If you are not able to observe the parade before then or would prefer to watch it from home, the VTP is providing a live stream of the solar system"Grand Tour."is scheduled to begin at 4 p.m. Coordinated Universal Time, or 11 a.m. Eastern Time, on Wednesday, December 28, and is set to last around 45 minutes.
In the livestream, Masi will show each planet in the sky with his camera, sharing in real time what the device is seeing. Stock image: An illustration showing the planets of the solar system. It is currently possible to see all the planets of the solar system simultaneously in the night sky.The naked-eye planets are lined-up in the following order in the night sky starting from the southwestern horizon: Venus, Mercury, Saturn, Jupiter and Mars. Uranus can be spotted between Mars and Jupiter, while Neptune is located between Saturn and Jupiter. The moon is also currently visible.
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