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Five planets and a crescent moon to line up in a rare pre-dawn spectacle on 20 July- Technology News, Firstpost

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On 19 July, people world over will be able to see five planets – Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn – without the need for a telescope. Apart from the unusual sighting of five planets in the night sky, a crescent moon will also be visible.

IBTimes reported that the planets and the moon are likely to appear in the sky around an hour before…

Five planets and a crescent moon to line up in a rare pre-dawn spectacle on 20 July- Technology News, Firstpost

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FP TrendingJul 17, 2020 17:01:21 IST

On 19 July, people world over will be able to see five planets – Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn – without the need for a telescope. Apart from the unusual sighting of five planets in the night sky, a crescent moon will also be visible.

IBTimes reported that the planets and the moon are likely to appear in the sky around an hour before…

And Mercury Makes Five: See All Naked Eye Planets in the Sky at Once

A fine sight greets early risers this week into the month of February, as all five naked eye planets: Mercury, Venus, Mars, Saturn and Jupiter ring the sky from horizon to horizon.

Though not a true planetary alignment as extolled by many websites, this is a great chance to see all five classical planets above the horizon at once… or seven, if you count the waning gibbous Moon and the rising Sun,…