Planet Alignment refers to the positioning of two or more planets in a linear formation as viewed from a particular perspective, usually the Earth. This astronomical phenomenon occurs when the planets line up with each other and may also include the Sun or the Moon in some interpretations. The alignment can be observable in the night sky, and it often captivates the interest of astronomers and sky-watchers alike. While planetary alignments can occur relatively frequently, they may vary in significance based on the specific planets involved and the angles at which they align. In various cultures, such events have been historically associated with astrological significance or predictions, although scientifically, they hold little influence on events on Earth. The term can encompass different types of alignments, such as conjunctions (where two bodies appear very close together) or syzygies (when three celestial bodies line up). Planetary alignments are sometimes noted for their visual impact, with several planets appearing in close proximity in the sky, creating a striking celestial display.
**An Unmissable Night Sky Event** Tonight, an extraordinary celestial show awaits as **six planets** come together in a breathtaking alignment visible from Earth. This event, called a "planetary parade," features…