Have you seen Jupiter, Mars and Venus? Look to the Sky! It’s a very good time for gazing at the stars and planets.

The Moon and three planets define the morning ecliptic line and the angle of the Zodiacal Light which follows the ecliptic.

The waning crescent Moon, flaked by three planets: Venus the brightest below, Mars, just above the Moon, and Jupiter. Source: Alan Dyer /VW PICS/Universal Images Group via Getty Images

During this period of the pandemic stress there has been growing interest in looking at the stars. Over the next couple of weeks we will be able to see the alignment of the planets Jupiter, Mars and Venus. And we don’t need sophisticated telescopes.


Dian Puspita Triani a PhD student in Astronomy at Swinburne University of Technology explains the best ways and the best times for us to gaze at the three planets.

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