Mercury and Saturn align in a rare celestial event tonight—here’s what makes it special and how to witness it
Mercury and Saturn are appearing close together in the evening sky this week, creating a spectacular celestial event. The best time to view this conjunction is around 5:50 PM local time, looking toward the west-southwest horizon. Despite their apparent proximity, the planets are actually far apart. This rare sight highlights the beauty and vastness of the universe.
Mercury and Saturn are appearing close together in the evening sky this week, creating a spectacular celestial event. The best time to view this conjunction is around 5:50 PM local time, looking toward the west-southwest horizon. Despite their apparent proximity, the planets are actually far apart. This rare sight highlights the beauty and vastness of the universe.
