Witness the Rare Planetary Alignment: June 3rd's Spectacular Celestial Parade

Skywatchers on Monday morning are likely to be treated to a rare celestial occurrence. Before dawn tomorrow, there will be a distinctive planetary alignment visible in the sky. The parade of planets 2024 is another name for the planetary alignment. On Monday, June 3, the illusion of all the planets aligning in a single line will be most noticeable. On the other hand, the alignment becomes visible over a few days.

Planetary alignment: An uncommon arrangement of planets in the solar system is referred to as planetary alignment. Because of their alignment, the planets all seem to be coming in a straight line. It's important to note that the planetary alignment is more of a myth than a real thing.

NASA states that planetary alignment occurs when two or more planets align to form a conjunction, or close proximity to one another in space. The six planets that make up the alignment are Neptune, Mercury, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, and Uranus. 

Which Indian city will be able to see the globe parade? 

India as a whole can see the planetary alignment 2024 in the sky because tomorrow is probably going to be a clear day. Setting an alarm clock to see the planetary parade every day this week before sunrise is also advised.

When to see the planet parade at its best

On June 3, just about an hour before daybreak, would be the ideal moment to see the planet procession. In a recent statement, NASA, the US space agency, stated that viewers can see the planet parade "exactly one hour before" Sunrise (according on your local time). Only the Moon, Mars, and Saturn would be plainly visible in the sky due to the intense light, making it difficult to see all of the planets. To see other planets, people would need telescopes.