On the other hand, in astronomy, when planets align in a straight line, it has no effects on Earth whatsoever. In astrology, a pseudo-science, it is believed that when these planets align in a straight line with the sun, it would be the greatest fortune for the universe, or it will be the greatest disaster. And it's likely that we'll see something like that again in 2040.Īlso Read: Venus and Jupiter Will Align In A Dazzling Morning Spectacle Find out How and When to Watch! What Happens When Planets Align? In April 2000, Jupiter, Mercury, Saturn, Mars, and Venus all appeared above the western horizon in this alignment. However, this only happens roughly every 50 years. Most of the time, only the brightest planets align in a row that looks like a necklace. This almost never happens to all the planets, but instead happens to two or three planets at one time. This planetary alignment doesn't necessarily mean that all of the planets are "lined up," instead, it just means that some planets are in the same general region in the sky.
The line of these planets is close to the ecliptic, which is the path the sun takes through the sky as we orbit. Sometimes, it's one or two in the sky a lot of times, it's none." Michelle Nichols, director of public observing at Chicago's Adler Planetarium said, "We don't always get this opportunity. However, Mercury will break the horizon by 5:00 am. On the morning of June 4, all planets in the solar system will line up in an ascending straight line spanning 91 degrees from the sun. However, at the start of the month, you can already get a taste of a planetary parade.
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