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Rare Planet Parade and Moon Conjunction This September!

9/14/2025

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A "planet parade" featuring Venus, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune peaks on September 19.
A crescent moon will align with Venus and Regulus for a visible conjunction before dawn.
Saturn's annual opposition occurs on September 21, offering optimal viewing conditions.
Venus shines low in the east, while Jupiter and Saturn are visible in the east-southeast and west-southwest, respectively.
Binoculars are recommended to view the trio of Venus, Regulus, and the moon.

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A "planet parade" featuring Venus, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune peaks on September 19.
A crescent moon will align with Venus and Regulus for a visible conjunction before dawn.
Saturn's annual opposition occurs on September 21, offering optimal viewing conditions.
Venus shines low in the east, while Jupiter and Saturn are visible in the east-southeast and west-southwest, respectively.
Binoculars are recommended to view the trio of Venus, Regulus, and the moon.