Tuesday night, you're gonna wanna look up! Five of the solar system's eight planets will align [View all]

in the night sky on March 28. Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Uranus, and Mars will all be visible after sunset. The best way to catch a glimpse is by looking to the western horizon, according to NASA astronomer Bill Cooke. But make sure you're on time. Mercury and Jupiter are expected to only be visible for approximately half an hour after sunset, according to the AP.

Experts also suggest you grab some binoculars. Jupiter, Venus, and Mars should be bright enough to see without them. But Mercury and Uranus will be dimmer in comparison.

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