#planets

#planets

A rare alignment of seven planets will be visible in the night sky, with varying visibility and difficulty in observations.

February offers numerous celestial events including planet pairings and the full snow moon, ideal for both seasoned and casual stargazers.

Northern lights sightings can be enhanced with strategic planning and guides.

Multiple evenings will feature views of all seven planets in one night.

August features a rare triple conjunction of Mars, Jupiter, and the crescent moon, visible before sunrise on August 27.

The classification of planets is complex and has evolved significantly over time, with ongoing debates about what defines a planet.

The final full moon of winter, the Snow Moon, will illuminate the sky alongside a rare planetary parade.

Clocks shift forward for longer evenings, starting March 30, and a solar eclipse occurs on March 29.