Look in the morning sky to see Venus, Saturn and the nearby moon brilliant. Credit: M. Bakich/Thesky Software
In this episode, Astronomy The publisher of the journal Dave Eicher invites you to go out and see a close grouping of planets in the early hours of April 21. That morning, you will be able to see Venus, Mercury and Saturn at the bottom east. You will not need a telescope or binoculars to see them, just use your eyes. Having said that, the binocoli will provide a pleasant vision. The trio will be in the morning sky for several weeks, but this date is when they are closer.
