Planetary Alignment Event on March 2018

Posted on 2018-01-31 Updated on 2018-01-31

Next astronomical event will be the alignment between the planetary objects Saturn, Mars, Jupiter, Moon and the star Antares.

Take the chance to do a wide field photography or study the planets through either telescopes or binoculars to try and see their features.

The event will happen on March 7th, 2018 at 4 AM (PST) and can also be observable on the 8th of March as well.

Below I’ve labeled all the celestial objects that will line up.

Niklas Henricson

This entry was posted in Astrophotography.

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