Backyard skygazers, get ready for a planetary parade, a celestial event where the planets line up in the sky. The next one will happen June 3, and if ... managed to get photos with camera lenses.

The parade will arrive on Monday, June 3. This straight line is technically just an optical illusion as the planets in space are actually at vastly different locations and depths.

Dubbed the “parade of planets,” Mercury, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune are set to line up in the sky starting on June 3 and will be visible for two weeks. As the planets play a big ...

In early June, stargazers will witness a rare alignment of six planets in the early morning skies, weeks after the total solar eclipse. This phenomenon, where planets appear in a near-straight ...

The phenomenon — also known as a "planet parade" — allows people to see planets ... and Saturn were displayed in the sky in that order back in June — a rare alignment that hadn't been ...

The phenomenon known as a planetary parade is ... since the planets cannot actually fully line up in the three-dimensional solar system exactly as they may be seen in pictures; rather, it's ...