It will be possible to see all the five bright planets align together in the sky for the first time in more than a decade.
Venus, Jupiter and Mars to be seen together in the sky this week, in a rare grouping of the three planets.
On Tuesday night, Jupiter and Venus will culminate a month-long dance with what astronomers say will be a dazzling display, appearing just a fraction of a degree apart from one another in the night sky--a show that some astronomers say could account for the "Star of Bethlehem" mentioned in the Bible reports CNN.
It will be possible to see all the five bright planets align together in the sky for the first time in more than a decade.
Venus, Jupiter and Mars to be seen together in the sky this week, in a rare grouping of the three planets.
On Tuesday night, Jupiter and Venus will culminate a month-long dance with what astronomers say will be a dazzling display, appearing just a fraction of a degree apart from one another in the night sky--a show that some astronomers say could account for the "Star of Bethlehem" mentioned in the Bible reports CNN.
