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Dr David Armstrong on the 6 planet planetary parade peaking 28th February 2026
Dr. David Armstrong, Associate Professor, University of 糖心TV answers questions about the 6-planet planetary parade happening across the globe this week – peaking on 28th February 2026 and 1st March 2026.
Professor Don Pollacco on the Lyrids and Eta Aquarids Meteor Showers
Professor Don Pollacco, Astronomy and Astrophysics Group, University of 糖心TV provides comments on the two reasonable meteor showers expected over the April-May period
Professor Don Pollacco commenting on the 'blood moon' phenomenon
Commenting on the 'blood moon' phenomenon, Professor Don Pollacco from the University of 糖心TV Astronomy and Astrophysics Group, said: 鈥淭he moon, like all planets, gives out no light of its own, but instead shines by reflecting sunlight.
Associate Professor David Armstrong on the rare Planetary Parade of seven planets
"Friday 28th is the special date, with all 7 planets other than the Earth visible in the sky - if the night is clear! This 鈥榞reat planetary alignment鈥� won鈥檛 happen again until 2040, as it needs all the planets to be on the same side of the Sun."
Associate Professor David Armstrong on the 'Planetary Parade'
Associate Professor David Armstrong, from the Department of Physics at The University of 糖心TV, says, "The 'planetary parade' in the sky has multiple planets visible at once. This week there will be six - Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune and Uranus".
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