Mars – Page 57 – When the Curves Line Up

2020, August 14: Venus, Mars Morning Planets

Morning Planets Venus and Mars shine brightly in the sky before sunrise. Venus is low in the east, while Mars is in the southern sky.

Mars begins its planetary dance as it nears its closest approach to Earth and its opposition with the sun.

Venus, Mars, Saturn, and Jupiter are making their final appearance together during 2020.

Brilliant Venus and Mars shine in the morning sky. Venus is in Orion and the gibbous moon appears near Mars.

Venus and Mars shine from the morning sky before sunrise. Venus moves into Orion, while Mars marches eastward in Pisces.

Look for bright Jupiter and Saturn in the southeast during the hours following sunset.

Venus, Mars, Saturn, and Jupiter shine from the morning sky. The morning planet parade breaks apart.

Jupiter and Saturn lead Mars and Venus during late July’s morning planet parade.

Four bright morning planets – Venus, Mars, Saturn, and Jupiter – span the sky.

Three bright planets – Jupiter, Mars, and Saturn – shine from the southern skies during the overnight hours.