✪ Reality of "Planet parade"
✪ How and where we can observe the planets
✪ Bright Venus visible after Sunset
✪ Venus, Saturn and bright Jupiter can be easily observed
✪ Next two- three days excellent sky
✪ Clear blue- Why sky is blue?
✪ Lunar eclipse on 3 March, but it will be closing at Moonrise
✪ Pythagoras theorem and observation of a Tamil Mathematician
Hello. Since last few days posts of “planet parade” are circulating! We will discuss about current positions and visibility of the planets. But take a pause and think a bit! What will happen if six planets including Earth come in a line? Let’s think scientifically! If we visualize a bit, we will realize that in such a situation Mercury and Venus would not be observable from Earth as they will be in the direction of the Sun and will be lost in its glow. If this happens, then Mars, Jupiter, Saturn and other planets would be in an opposite direction of the Sun and they all would rise at the time of Sunset. But this is not the situation we have in the sky! That means all planets are not in one line for sure! But these posts have one meaning. Except for Mars, six planets are technically visible after the Sunset. They are not in one line, but they are visible in the evening.
| Faint milky way band captured in city lights! |