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Six planets. One sky. One evening. 🪐

On February 28, the evening sky offers a beautiful lineup of six planets shining along the Sun’s path across the sky. It’s not a perfect straight line — but they’ll stretch in a gentle arc from west to east after sunset.

🌟 Jupiter will steal the show, glowing brilliantly in the eastern sky. With the Moon shining nearby, it’ll be the easiest and most eye-catching sight of the night.

🔭 Uranus sits higher up near the stars of Ta**us and may need binoculars to spot.

🌆 In the west, Venus, Mercury, and Saturn gather low near the horizon. Venus will stand out the most, while Mercury is fading and Saturn is becoming harder to see. A clear western view and good timing just after sunset will make all the difference.

🛰 Neptune is also there, but you’ll need a telescope to find it.

From the closest at tens of millions of kilometers to the farthest billions away, these distant worlds will share our sky at the same time a reminder of how alive and dynamic our solar system truly is.
Step outside, look up, and take a moment with the universe. ✨

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