It is uncommon to witness more than three or four planets aligned simultaneously, Dr Iqbal said.
Six planets to appear in row tonight. A rare astronomical event captivated the attention of stargazers as six planets aligned in a single row in the night sky.
According to details, the experts confirmed that Mars, Venus, Saturn, Jupiter, Uranus and Neptune would be visible in a straight line, offering a breathtaking celestial display.
The Institute of Space Science and Technology (ISST) at the University of Karachi arranged special facilities for the public to witness this phenomenon.
ISST Director Dr Javed Iqbal explained the significance of the event, describing it as a rare occurrence in the realm of astronomy.
Dr Iqbal stated, “It is uncommon to witness more than three or four planets aligned simultaneously.
He further noted that the phenomenon would continue through the following month, offering extended opportunities for observation.
