Sailor Moon
Sailor Venus
Sailor Mars
Sailor Mercury
Sailor Jupiter
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Sailor Moon
Sailor Venus
Sailor Mars
Sailor Mercury
Sailor Jupiter
NASA James Webb space telescope —-A glorious sight to behold! Saturn, Mars, Venus, Jupiter and crescent moon just before sunrise.
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Go look outside, Venus and Saturn are by the moon!
I know the tattoo I want:
I'd simplify it so it's just the red and blue rings around the yellow point. These are the orbits of Earth and Mars, and I would get them tattooed with the planets where they were on an important day in my life
For example, here they are the day I was born
Courtesy of The Planets Today, one of my favorite websites ever!
I don't want to get my birthday, so I'll have to pick some other important date. If I got the orbit rings and kept part of the green lines as hashmarks for the months, I could go back later and fill in as many dates as I want, though only Earth's location would be fixed to a specific date. Mars could be anywhere at any time, regardless of what date it is on Earth; they only line up in roughly the same spot every 79 years
Here they are on August 18th in 1943, 2022, and 2101
Not the exact same positions, but close enough for government work.
Once I pick some important dates, I just need to look them up on The Planets Today and I'll know exactly where Earth and Mars were relative to one another so I can have them tattooed in the right places on their orbit rings.
Up to five planets and the moon will be visible at the same time.
I am way too excited about this...
the planets are aligned everything will be fine for me
Ignore the hype
Mars will rise in the east before Venus can set in the west
Saturn will be a little less than a closed fist from Venus
Jupiter might be about three closed fists above above Mars along the ecliptic
They won't all be neatly aligned in a spot you can see them all
They will not be lined up with the earth and Sun
You won't see Uranus or Neptune (without a good telescope and some talent)
This happens pretty often