Who else forgot you had to check the skies early this morning to see the planet's align? If you didn't, you can witness it ...

Mercury, Jupiter, Uranus and Neptune will likely be obscured by the rising sun or require a telescope to be seen. Early ...

While the name suggests you’ll be able to see the whole lineup, just two will be visible to the naked eye. On Monday, a ...

Six planets will line up in a “planetary parade” just before sunrise on June 3 and 4. But you won’t be able to see all of ...

Mercury, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune, and Uranus will be part of the planetary parade. But only two planets will be ...

A planetary parade will take place on Monday. WTOP Space Contributor Greg Redfern explains why it won’t be big as people ...

NASA and other experts say a parade of planets won't be visible to stargazers on June 3. But fear not, there will be one to ...

Those with high-powered binoculars or a telescope will also be able to peep at Uranus, which will be located near Mercury, and Neptune, which will be near Saturn. This is the second planet parade ...

Uranus and Neptune can be glimpsed only with a telescope, though Uranus may be too close to the sun to be visible. Early risers can still look to the east to spot a waning crescent moon on the ...

After a year of celestial events like the solar total eclipse and the appearance of the Northern lights, a parade of planets is preparing to put on a show. On June 3, stargazers will have the ...

The 2024 astronomical calendar is packed with events; And there's more to look forward to, despite the eclipse and auroras already having passed overhead. Nicknamed the "planet parade," a ...

Uranus and Neptune can be glimpsed only with a telescope, though Uranus may be too close to the sun to be visible. Early risers can still look to the east to spot a waning crescent moon on the ...