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The Planetary Parade of 28 February 2026 is a rare astronomical event in which six planets—Mercury, Venus, Saturn, Neptune, Uranus, and Jupiter—appear aligned in the night sky. Visible near the western horizon in an arc-like formation, brighter planets such as Venus and Jupiter are easily observable, while Uranus and Neptune require optical aids.
Salient Features: A planetary parade, scientifically termed planet
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Explore the rare 2026 planetary parade on February 28 when six planets align in Earth's sky. Learn about planetary alignment, ecliptic plane, and celestial mechanics.
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