☽︎Rosi's Morning Sky

Planet parade: when several planets are in the sky at once

A planet parade is not a line-up in space: the planets all orbit the Sun in roughly the same plane, so in the sky they always lie along one line, the ecliptic. Sometimes four, five or six of them can be seen at once, in twilight after sunset or before sunrise. Here are all of them until 2030, computed for London, New York and Sydney.

London

New York

Sydney

A clear view to the horizon matters most: the lowest planets are only a few degrees up. Uranus and Neptune are too faint for the naked eye.