Jupiter to be closest to Earth in 70 years on this date
The largest planet in the Solar System will be closest to Earth in 70 years due to a phenomenon called planetary opposition.
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The largest planet in the Solar System will be closest to Earth in 70 years due to a phenomenon called planetary opposition.
Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn, separated by billions of kilometers in the cosmos, were all seen in one straight line in the skies above Earth.
Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn will align in the skies above Earth from today. This rare planetary conjunction will not happen again till 2040.
Beginning April 20, 2022, Jupiter, Venus, Mars, and Saturn will line up diagonally across the early morning sky and will be joined by a crescent moon. Here are some skywatching tips.
In a rare planetary alignment, Saturn, Mars, Venus, and Jupiter will align together this month. The Moon will join them for the main event.