27/02/2026
Lee Wyness
Right after sunset, Mercury, Venus, Saturn, Jupiter, Uranus, and Neptune are all above the horizon.
No, they’re not perfectly aligned.
Yes, it’s still rare.
And yes — you can see several of them with your own eyes.
✨ Jupiter dominates the eastern sky.
✨ Venus glows low in the west.
✨ Mercury fades into twilight.
✨ Saturn sinks closer to the Sun.
🔭 Uranus requires binoculars.
🔭 Neptune needs a telescope — and patience.
This isn’t about a perfect line in the sky.
It’s about perspective.
About realizing that multiple worlds are hanging above you at the same time.
Step outside 30–60 minutes after sunset.
Face west.
Let your eyes adjust.
The solar system is quietly on display.
Watch the full video here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=29wD8oaP5jM