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6 planets to be visible from Earth on Jan 21

https://www.wionews.com/web-stories/science-technology/mars-jupiter-venus-and-more-6-planets-to-be-visible-from-earth-on-jan-21-8610147

KEWL🌀NEWS #COSMOS #PLANETS #SPACE #PRESS


On January 21, 2025 there will be a planetary alignment of six planets. Mars, Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune, Venus, and Saturn will all be visible at the same time. All but Neptune will be visible to the naked eye.

This image is a depiction of a planet map from the Northern Hemisphere.

More on the event, complete with a detailed schedule for all regions:
https://starwalk.space/en/news/what-is-planet-parade

#Space #Astronomy #PlanetaryAlignment #CelestialEvent #MilkyWay #Planets #NightSky
Depiction of a sky at sunset, over a mountainous region with cityscapes. Each of the planets is shown with an approximate location in the sky.


In 2017, I crocheted myself a solar system costume. The headpiece is mounted on a bike helmet for stability (I got that tip from some folks who build showgirl costumes). The tunic is made from fine black linen yarn, very matte, very tedious, much like I imagine space is most of the time. The planets are made using an online sphere pattern generator, so that I could vary the sizes in a predictable way; they are strung on a fishing line with beads, and suspended from an elastic collar, also crocheted. They are also kept in place with a beaded "asteroid belt", located between Mars and Jupiter, of course. Photographed at Manhattan Beach Pier. All second-hand yarns, though I had to ask around for enough yellow to make the sun so large. #solarsystem #crochet #costume #planets #sun #astronomy #planetary #yesplutotoo
A woman (me) standing on a pier at the beach, wearing a crocheted solar system costume, including a large yellow sun-shaped headpiece and a black tunic, and a line of crocheted balls representing the planets, secured at the waist with a glittery beaded belt.


Topic 8: The solar system

Book:
How ​I Killed Pluto and Why It Had It Coming, by Mike Brown

If you are in my generation, Pluto losing its spot as a planet is likely a sore topic for you. I was therefore delighted to find this book, and learn more about just what the heck happened and why. By the end of the book I was not only stunned by the amount of work that went into the process, but I also learned to understand why Pluto is not a planet anymore.

#astronomy #planets #science #space #Pluto