"Planetary Parade to Grace Early Morning Skies on June 3"
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A rare "parade of planets" will be visible early Monday, featuring six planets aligned in the sky. While Mars and Saturn can be seen with the naked eye, Jupiter and Mercury will be difficult to spot due to their proximity to the horizon and the rising sun. Uranus and Neptune require a telescope for viewing. Another similar event is expected on August 28th, but visibility challenges will persist.
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