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# 🪐 Planet Viewing 2025

When & where to see every planet with naked eye!

### Best Viewing Times:

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Mars
Best: Jan-Feb (opposition)
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Jupiter
Best: All year evening sky
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Saturn
Best: Aug-Sep (rings visible!)
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Venus
Best: Mar-Jun (evening star)

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## COMPLETE PLANET VIEWING GUIDE 2025

### MERCURY - The Elusive One

Best Viewing - March/April and September/October evenings. Look just after sunset, low on horizon.
Challenge Level - Hard! Only visible briefly at twilight. Never far from Sun.

### VENUS - The Brilliant One

2025 Visibility - Evening star through spring. Morning star fall/winter. BRIGHTEST object after Sun/Moon!
Tip - If you see a bright "star" at dusk or dawn, it's probably Venus. Can cast shadows on dark nights!

### MARS - The Red Planet

2025 Opposition - January 2025! Mars closest to Earth. Brightest and biggest all year. Don't miss it!
Best Viewing - Visible all night during opposition. Look for distinct red/orange color.

### JUPITER - The Giant

2025 Opposition - December 2025. Second brightest planet. Creamy white color.
With Binoculars - Can see 4 Galilean moons! They change position nightly.
With Telescope - Cloud bands visible. Great Red Spot with patience.

### SATURN - The Ringed Wonder

2025 Opposition - September 2025. Golden color. Slightly dimmer than Jupiter.
The Rings - Even small telescope shows rings! 2025 rings are tilting edge-on (disappearing by 2025!).

### URANUS & NEPTUNE

Uranus - Barely visible to naked eye in very dark skies. Blue-green color in telescope.
Neptune - Requires telescope. Blue color. Use star chart to locate.

### PLANET-SPOTTING TIPS

- Planets don't twinkle like stars - they shine steadily
- They're always found along the ecliptic (Sun's path)
- Use apps like Stellarium, SkySafari, or Star Walk
- Best viewing: when planet is highest in sky (at opposition)
- Binoculars help a lot! Telescope even better.

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