Get your telescopes ready, five planets to align on Monday - The Jerusalem Post

On March 27, 2023, Mercury, Jupiter, Mars, Venus and Uranus will align and display themselves in a row across the night sky.

Annually, March is a time that all 110 deep-sky objects, cataloged by French astronomer Charles Messier, become visible, according to science media outlet Space.com.

It is recommended that those wishing to partake in the occasion find an observational site with a clear view of the western horizon, according to Space.com.

Venus will be slowly rising for spectators in the western hemisphere, making it easy to identify.

Mercury and Jupiter will swap positions on Monday, according to science news outlet LiveScience.com.

To the left of Mars, the M35 star cluster of the Gemini Twins constellation will be viewable.