A so-called planetary parade involving six planets will occur on February 28, though they will not be perfectly aligned and only four are easily visible.
On February 28, the sky will present a rare occurrence known as a "planetary parade," where six planets—Mercury, Venus, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune—will gather in one area after sunset. However, it is important to note that despite the festive name, the planets will not align in a straight line, nor will all be visible to the naked eye; only four can be observed without the aid of telescopes. This phenomenon has intrigued both amateur astronomers and the general public, who often anticipate a linear display of planets.
