For the second time around, celestial bodies like Saturn, Jupiter, and the Moon will pass near each other on Friday, Aug. 28. It is one of the rarest moments in space that everyone should know. If you are a fan of the moon or planets, you will love the planets' formation over the weekend.
How to see the Jupiter, Saturn, and Moon triangle
Not only the Moon and Jupiter will have a bonding moment over the weekend. Another huge planet called Saturn will also join the group, making the trio triangle form in the skies.
On Saturday, Aug. 29, this amazing sight will finally happen. As Moon and Jupiter joined nearby, planet Saturn will also be ten times fainter than Jupiter. Therefore, adding more light to the Moon with its about 90% illumination from the Sun, according to Forbes.
How to make you'll capture it
Of course, not all space magical events can be captured by your camera, let alone your naked eyes. Although, if you really wanted to see the Jupiter, Saturn, and Moon trio up in the skies, you need to make sure that you tally the dates and exact time of its appearances.
On the other hand, if the clouds won't be clear over the weekend, you can still reschedule your sight-seeing time on Sept. 24-25.
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Written by Jamie Pancho
