Five Planets at a glance – online observation (28 Mar. 2023) @GianMasiVirtualTelescope
Five Planets at a glance – online observation (28 Mar. 2023)  @GianMasiVirtualTelescope
Uploaded March 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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These evenings, at sunset, we can spot five planets at a glance: Mercury, Venus, Mars and Jupiter by naked eye, Uranus with modest binoculars. We will be showing all of them live, online.

This live feed is scheduled for 28 Mar. 2023, starting at 17:450 UTC
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Five Planets at a glance – online observation (28 Mar. 2023)

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