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https://web.de/magazine/ratgeber/finanzen-verbraucher/hinterhaeltigen-betrugsversuche-jahr-2026-einstellen-41763766
Planetary
alignments, or "parades," occur when multiple planets gather in the
same region of the sky from Earth's perspective. In February 2026, a
remarkable six-planet alignment will take place. While Mercury, Venus,
Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn will be bright enough to see without
equipment, Neptune will require binoculars. This event is not just a
visual spectacle; it provides a unique "gravity map" of our solar
system. Astronomers use these alignments to refine orbital models and
study the "apparent proximity" of these bodies. The alignment is an
illusion of perspective—in reality, the planets remain millions of miles
apart—but it offers a rare opportunity for amateur stargazers to
identify the entire "inner and outer family" of our sun in a single
viewing session.
Source :::: Science 360° (facebook) #ROG @ N.G. = National Geographic
Source :::: Science 360° (facebook) #ROG @ N.G. = National Geographic
Royal Observatory Greenwich #ROG (2026 Sky Highlights).
