In the sky of the Arab world, on the morning of Friday, June 10, the five bright planets in our solar system are monitored: Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn lined up on the southeast horizon as a series of diamonds seen with the naked eye, and this rare phenomenon has not occurred since December 2004 and it would be the best time to watch Planetary is 30 minutes before sunrise.
According to astronomers, the alignment of the planets is an astronomical event that occurs when a group of the planets of the solar system appears in a row approximately in the same region of the sky, as seen from Earth and in space being on the same side of the sun.
And it must be known that the alignment of the planets on one line should not be taken literally. The planets never line up perfectly in a straight line, because they do not all revolve around the sun in the same plane, but rather in different orbits, so they will never line up identically.
The 90-degree series of planets will remain visible for the rest of June, and binoculars and telescopes can look for greenish-blue Uranus near the very bright planet Venus, and the little blue Neptune between Jupiter and Saturn.
It is worth noting that the moon will meet these five planets at the end of this month and will be an opportunity to take pictures.
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