A truly grand planetary alignment: when is the best time to observe this astronomical phenomenon in Russia?
As many as six planets could be seen in the sky after sunset - Venus, Saturn, Jupiter, Mars, Neptune, and Uranus
Moskovskiy planetariy
On the Last Day of Winter, Planets Will Align in an Invisible Parade
Saturn, Mercury, Neptune, and Venus will be on one side of the Sun
How to Protect Your Eyes When Observing the Sun: Recommendations from the Moscow Planetarium
Observing the Sun Requires Special Filters
Powerful Quadrantids meteor shower to peak on the night of January 4: 120 shooting stars per hour
The meteor shower can be observed throughout Russia
The shortest day in Russia lasted 17 minutes 32 seconds
The night of December 21-22 will be the longest of the year
Up to 120 Meteors per Hour: Russians to See a Powerful Meteor Shower Immediately After the New Year
The Quadrantids meteor shower will peak on the night of January 4
Earth will get as close as possible to the Sun after the New Year
The star will appear huge due to its proximity to the planet
In November, the Moon will eclipse stars and star clusters five times
In particular, the Earth's satellite will block the star Antares
Moscow Planetarium: Rare Conjunction of Mars and Jupiter to Occur on August 14
The closest approach of Mars and Jupiter will occur on Wednesday evening
Muscovites will be able to see the ISS fly over the city — how and where to do it
Telescopes Won't Be Needed for This, but You Need to Be an Attentive Observer
Once Every Twenty Years: An Unusual "Parade of Planets" Will Take Place in Early June
Earthlings will only be able to see Saturn at the same time