Kenya Space Agency Announces Planetary Parade in Sky Tonight

This is the perfect moment for families, students, and astronomy enthusiasts to gather outside and focus on the skies to appreciate the wonders of the universe...

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Kenyans had the opportunity to witness a rare celestial event as six planets aligned in the western sky shortly after sunset on Saturday, February 28, 2026, a phenomenon described as a 'planetary parade' by astronomers.

Six planets – Mercury, Venus, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune – appeared lined up along the western horizon.
The announcement was made by the Kenya Space Agency (KSA).
The alignment offered an impressive view visible to the naked eye, with enthusiasts encouraged to use telescopes or binoculars for an enhanced experience.

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