A parade of four celestial bodies will take place on the night of July 19th.

On Tuesday night, it will be possible to observe a parade of celestial bodies — Mercury, Venus, Jupiter and the Moon will line up in the sky of the northern hemisphere. This was announced on August 18 at the Laboratory of Solar Astronomy at the Institute of Space Research (IKI) of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

"Four bright celestial bodies, Mercury, Venus, Jupiter and the Moon, will line up in the sky of the northern hemisphere tonight," the Telegram channel says.

It is specified that a full parade will be formed after Mercury rises. The planet will appear only an hour and a half before sunrise. According to scientists, in Moscow, the optimal time to observe the astronomical phenomenon will be 4 a.m. In other regions of the country, it is necessary to focus on the time of sunrise and subtract an hour from it.

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