– The rare sight of the parade of five planets in the sky will be visible on March 28 in the night sky.

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– Five planets in our solar system including Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Uranus will align in a line and will be visible

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– People will not require binoculars to spot Venus, Mars, and Jupiter in the sky.

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– Mercury and Uranus are comparatively difficult to spot and will not be visible.

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– Saturn appeared in the early morning hours for a short period on March 27 and March 28.

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– Planets may be visible between 6:36 PM and 7:15 PM IST.

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– The rare sight of the parade of five planets in the sky will be visible on March 28 in the night sky.

– The rare sight of the parade of five planets in the sky will be visible on March 28 in the night sky.

– Five planets in our solar system including Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Uranus will align in a line and will be visible

– Five planets in our solar system including Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Uranus will align in a line and will be visible

– People will not require binoculars to spot Venus, Mars, and Jupiter in the sky.

– People will not require binoculars to spot Venus, Mars, and Jupiter in the sky.

– Mercury and Uranus are comparatively difficult to spot and will not be visible.

– Mercury and Uranus are comparatively difficult to spot and will not be visible.

– Saturn appeared in the early morning hours for a short period on March 27 and March 28.

– Saturn appeared in the early morning hours for a short period on March 27 and March 28.

– Planets may be visible between 6:36 PM and 7:15 PM IST.

– Planets may be visible between 6:36 PM and 7:15 PM IST.

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