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On June 3rd, a spectacular planetary alignment will be viewable from Earth's sky. Planetary parade is the alignment of 3 to 8 planets on the same side of the sun, on the sky from Earth. We see them lined up more or less in a straight line across the sky. There can be situations where all of the planets in the solar system are lined up on one side of the sun.
Not all of the planets are visible without a telescope, but many of them are. In this particular planetary parade, it's likely that we'll be able to see Mercury, Jupiter, Mars and Saturn but you would need a telescope to see Uranus and Neptune.
On June 3rd, a spectacular planetary alignment will be viewable from Earth's sky. Planetary parade is the alignment of 3 to 8 planets on the same side of the sun, on the sky from Earth. We see them lined up more or less in a straight line across the sky. There can be situations where all of the planets in the solar system are lined up on one side of the sun.
Not all of the planets are visible without a telescope, but many of them are. In this particular planetary parade, it's likely that we'll be able to see Mercury, Jupiter, Mars and Saturn but you would need a telescope to see Uranus and Neptune.
![Exploring Our Solar System! [Part 1] Science For Kids](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/oHahGWzLpl0/hqdefault.jpg "Exploring Our Solar System! [Part 1] Science For Kids
Let’s explore our solar system! A solar system is made up of a star and space objects that orbit it like planets, moons, asteroids and comets. The sun is the star in our solar system that everything is gravitationally bound to and has 8 recognized planets. Starting from the closets to the sun is Mercury, Venus and then Earth – we are the third planet from the Sun. Then comes Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune.
What are Comets & Asteroids? [Part 2] https://youtu.be/4ZtSCtAdc5U")
