For the last month and a half, we earthlings have been treated to a nighttime sky in which we can point out three planets at once: Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Starting this week, you can add in Venus and--if you use binoculars--Mercury, too. Here's how to find all five bright planets in the sky at one time.
For the last month and a half, we earthlings have been treated to a nighttime sky in which we can point out three planets at once: Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Starting this week, you can add in Venus and--if you use binoculars--Mercury, too. Here's how to find all five bright planets in the sky at one time.
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