Astrological phenomena are happening more and more frequently. In fact, with the advancement of technology, it is possible to identify them more easily. Recently, the news was published that five planets will be in alignment and that this phenomenon can be seen from Earth. Everything will happen at the end of March. See below for more details about the alignment of planets!
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If you love astrological matters, you will definitely be super excited about the news that was published not long ago. Astrologers have said that from the 25th to the 30th of March, the planets Jupiter, Mercury, Venus and Uranus can be seen in alignment with Earth.
They say that although the planets mentioned above do not form a straight line towards the Sun, all these celestial bodies, like the Moon, can be observed forming an arc shortly after sunset.
After all, what will be the best time to see this phenomenon?
Astrologers said that the most favorable time to see the phenomenon will be during the night of March 28th. However, not all can be seen with the naked eye.
Visible with or without a telescope?
Experts say that of the five planets, three of them will be visible to the naked eye. In addition, professionals characterized each of them.
University of Edinburgh astrophysicist Beth Biller says that Venus and Jupiter are very bright and easy to distinguish. By the way, you've probably already seen them together in the last few weeks.
Can the other planets be seen only with telescopes?
The planets Uranus and Mercury will probably only be visible with binoculars or telescopes. Still, this will be possible if the sky is clear, with no obstructions from trees and buildings and as little light pollution as possible.
The planet Mercury, on the other hand, is more complicated. To see it, you need to be in a dark place with a clear view of the horizon. Uranus, in fact, you will need the technological instruments to observe it.
