2011 Planets Align in Our Solar System from position of sun in galaxy Watch Video
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Description: At the Adler Planetarium, planets align during the 81st anniversary celebration.n nBeginning on Tuesday, May 10, 2011, and lasting for a few weeks, Mercury, Venus, Jupiter and Mars will be visible in the early morning sky, aligned roughly along the ecliptic — or the path the sun travels throughout the day. Uranus and Neptune, much fainter but there all the same, should be visible through binoculars. What gives the end-of-the-worlders shivers is that just such a configuration is supposed to occ
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