I photo'ed them this morning, will post when I get homeTom.G said:
Tom.G said:
The conjunction of these four celestial bodies on March 18 is a rare event that occurs when they appear to be very close together in the night sky. This is an optical illusion caused by their relative positions in their orbits around the Sun.
This specific conjunction of these four planets and the Moon occurs once every 20 years, on average. However, the exact date and time of the conjunction may vary slightly each time.
Yes, this conjunction can be seen with the naked eye as long as the weather is clear and the viewing conditions are good. However, using a telescope or binoculars can provide a better view of the event.
The best way to view this conjunction is to find a dark and open area with a clear view of the horizon. It is also recommended to use a telescope or binoculars to get a better view of the event.
While this event may not have any direct scientific significance, it is a rare and beautiful occurrence that can spark interest and curiosity about our solar system and the movements of celestial bodies. It also provides a great opportunity for stargazing and appreciating the wonders of the universe.