February 28, 2026
Six planets.
Above the horizon.
Visible now.
You don’t need a viral headline or aptly named movie title… to tell you to look up.
Saturday, about thirty minutes after sunset, step outside and scan the sky from west to east.
Here’s what’s waiting:
Jupiter — bold and steady in the east.
Venus — blazing low in the west.
Saturn — soft gold above them.
Mercury — faint and fading.
Uranus and Neptune?
They’re there too. Quiet. Elusive. Watching.
If it’s a clear night, you will see three or four planets with your own eyes.
That’s half the solar system… sharing one sky.
No drama.
No superstition.
Just celestial mechanics doing what it’s always done.
Look up.