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2026-08-12 20:50:10
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Behnam Rafraf
to Deimantė Kavaliauskaitė
Behnam
outgoing
Voice note: I mean, I want to see them too, but I don't know because I'm going to be fucking. I'm sorry, I don't feel like I have mood at all today. It was very shitty day. I just want to fucking escape. And anyway, And, yeah. I forgot what I wanted to say, either I'm tired or drunk or.
1 voice
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Voice Notevia s3
Original path: ./media/916a4e19-a649-4947-b6c0-e84fcea3e84b.ogg
Transcript: I mean, I want to see them too, but I don't know because I'm going to be fucking. I'm sorry, I don't feel like I have mood at all today. It was very shitty day. I just want to fucking escape. And anyway, And, yeah. I forgot what I wanted to say, either I'm tired or drunk or.
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2026-08-12 20:50:10
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Behnam Rafraf
to Deimantė Kavaliauskaitė
Behnam
outgoing
Voice note: I mean, I want to see them too, but I don't know because I'm going to be f***ing... I'm sorry, I don't feel like I have mood at all today. It was a very shitty day. I just want to f***ing escape. I forgot what I wanted to say. I don't know, I'm tired or drunk or what.
1 voice
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Voice Notevia s3
Original path: ./media/03368839-e61c-4d16-b8aa-ad0fcb89408b.ogg
Transcript: I mean, I want to see them too, but I don't know because I'm going to be f***ing... I'm sorry, I don't feel like I have mood at all today. It was a very shitty day. I just want to f***ing escape. I forgot what I wanted to say. I don't know, I'm tired or drunk or what.
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2026-08-12 20:49:33
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Behnam Rafraf
to Deimantė Kavaliauskaitė
Behnam
outgoing
Voice note: Oh, I see what you mean here. Well, even you should see from home, this one is different. I just asked ChatGPT, basically. That's why it's a big deal, because you don't need to be. away from city, even outside your own door. But you need to be your eyes need to adjust something like that. So you have to go for about half an hour where it's done, dark, even outside. But then after half an hour, your eyes could start to see them. But if you're in home, just switch off lights so you're sitting in dark. And then when you look out, even the window, you would see. So you don't have to go anywhere for this one. But basically where we've been, it's been looking northwest. I look at the map and I'll let you know.
1 voice
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Voice Notevia s3
Original path: ./media/7a3da00a-cd5a-4def-b19d-b2b0607f3a80.ogg
Transcript: Oh, I see what you mean here. Well, even you should see from home, this one is different. I just asked ChatGPT, basically. That's why it's a big deal, because you don't need to be. away from city, even outside your own door. But you need to be your eyes need to adjust something like that. So you have to go for about half an hour where it's done, dark, even outside. But then after half an hour, your eyes could start to see them. But if you're in home, just switch off lights so you're sitting in dark. And then when you look out, even the window, you would see. So you don't have to go anywhere for this one. But basically where we've been, it's been looking northwest. I look at the map and I'll let you know.
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2026-08-12 20:49:33
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Behnam Rafraf
to Deimantė Kavaliauskaitė
Behnam
outgoing
Voice note: I see what you mean. Well, even you should see from home, this one is different. I just asked chat GPT basically, that's why it's a big deal because you don't need to be away from city, even outside your own door. But you need to be, your eyes need to adjust, something like that. So you have to go for about half an hour where it's dark, even outside, but then after half an hour, your eyes could start to see them. But if you're in home, just switch off lights. So you're sitting in dark. And then when you look out even the window, you would see. So you don't have to go anywhere for this one. But basically, where we've been, it's been looking northwest. I'll look at the map and I'll let you know.
1 voice
Attachments
Voice Notevia s3
Original path: ./media/75096063-8edd-4cce-98c0-16f1cff2d3d2.ogg
Transcript: I see what you mean. Well, even you should see from home, this one is different. I just asked chat GPT basically, that's why it's a big deal because you don't need to be away from city, even outside your own door. But you need to be, your eyes need to adjust, something like that. So you have to go for about half an hour where it's dark, even outside, but then after half an hour, your eyes could start to see them. But if you're in home, just switch off lights. So you're sitting in dark. And then when you look out even the window, you would see. So you don't have to go anywhere for this one. But basically, where we've been, it's been looking northwest. I'll look at the map and I'll let you know.
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2026-08-12 20:47:50
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Deimantė Kavaliauskaitė
to Behnam Rafraf
Deimante
incoming
Voice note: No, just look north. Shooting starts starting from one 1 p.m. till four and after that, before sunrise, all all planets gonna be next to the moon. So that's what I'm gonna do. Yeah, I'm not gonna get sleep, but oh well, what I can do. I'm gonna have cocktails and done with maybe have a nap and then 1 p.m. set off somewhere and besides is not enemies.
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Voice Notevia s3
Original path: ./media/c4f39471-732f-4a10-a32c-a6524ed1e317.ogg
Transcript: No, just look north. Shooting starts starting from one 1 p.m. till four and after that, before sunrise, all all planets gonna be next to the moon. So that's what I'm gonna do. Yeah, I'm not gonna get sleep, but oh well, what I can do. I'm gonna have cocktails and done with maybe have a nap and then 1 p.m. set off somewhere and besides is not enemies.
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2026-08-12 20:47:50
fbm:1786564069690:aa1886711e
Deimantė Kavaliauskaitė
to Behnam Rafraf
Deimante
incoming
Voice note: No, just look north. Shooting starts starting from 1 p.m. till 4 p.m., and after that, before sunrise, all planets are going to be next to the moon, so that's what I'm going to do. Yeah, I'm not going to get sleep, but oh well, what I can do. I'm going to have cocktails and then wait, maybe have a nap, and then 1 p.m. set off somewhere, and which side is north, enemies?
1 voice
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Voice Notevia s3
Original path: ./media/513762c8-5e53-48cf-a408-3a0741b6b779.ogg
Transcript: No, just look north. Shooting starts starting from 1 p.m. till 4 p.m., and after that, before sunrise, all planets are going to be next to the moon, so that's what I'm going to do. Yeah, I'm not going to get sleep, but oh well, what I can do. I'm going to have cocktails and then wait, maybe have a nap, and then 1 p.m. set off somewhere, and which side is north, enemies?
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2026-08-12 20:47:09
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Deimantė Kavaliauskaitė
to Behnam Rafraf
Deimante
incoming
Sorry.
—
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2026-08-12 20:47:08
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Behnam Rafraf
to Deimantė Kavaliauskaitė
Behnam
outgoing
Voice note: I don't know. I couldn't read that. What does it say, look north or you have to travel north, but if you have to travel, like, very north or what? Because on radio, they said that any night, if you look when it's completely dark, You can see from anywhere. That was why it's exciting. Because if you go north, like, north of Scotland, like where we went with Mark, and you can see things like that all the time.
1 voice
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Voice Notevia s3
Original path: ./media/d822ac89-346a-4bfb-b2e9-34cbffd2b8a4.ogg
Transcript: I don't know. I couldn't read that. What does it say, look north or you have to travel north, but if you have to travel, like, very north or what? Because on radio, they said that any night, if you look when it's completely dark, You can see from anywhere. That was why it's exciting. Because if you go north, like, north of Scotland, like where we went with Mark, and you can see things like that all the time.
Facebook Messenger
2026-08-12 20:47:08
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Behnam Rafraf
to Deimantė Kavaliauskaitė
Behnam
outgoing
Voice note: I don't know. I couldn't read that. What does it say? Look north or you have to travel north? But if you have to travel like very north or what? Because on radio they said that any night if you look when it's completely dark, you can see from anywhere. That was why it's exciting. Because if you go north, like north of Scotland, like where we went with Mark, then you can see things like that all the time.
1 voice
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Voice Notevia s3
Original path: ./media/8fa54d5f-41e8-434b-9a74-46300beaa524.ogg
Transcript: I don't know. I couldn't read that. What does it say? Look north or you have to travel north? But if you have to travel like very north or what? Because on radio they said that any night if you look when it's completely dark, you can see from anywhere. That was why it's exciting. Because if you go north, like north of Scotland, like where we went with Mark, then you can see things like that all the time.
Facebook Messenger
2026-08-12 20:46:40
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Behnam Rafraf
to Deimantė Kavaliauskaitė
Behnam
outgoing
Voice note: I don't know what's happened, like all traffic just stopped. And it's no good.
1 voice
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Voice Notevia s3
Original path: ./media/dc8f01ed-b9d9-4697-b54b-7211a3835f26.ogg
Transcript: I don't know what's happened, like all traffic just stopped. And it's no good.
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2026-08-12 20:46:40
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Behnam Rafraf
to Deimantė Kavaliauskaitė
Behnam
outgoing
Voice note: I don't know what's happened, like all the traffic just stopped and it's no good.
1 voice
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Voice Notevia s3
Original path: ./media/43ea1bf4-f0c0-422b-8269-3133e87ecb2b.ogg
Transcript: I don't know what's happened, like all the traffic just stopped and it's no good.
Original path: ./media/2b4d8c48-8af4-4b6f-aa16-26c221446ae9.jpeg
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2026-08-12 20:45:03
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Behnam Rafraf
to Deimantė Kavaliauskaitė
Behnam
outgoing
I can’t read it really
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2026-08-12 20:45:00
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Deimantė Kavaliauskaitė
to Behnam Rafraf
Deimante
incoming
Mhm..
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2026-08-12 20:44:55
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Behnam Rafraf
to Deimantė Kavaliauskaitė
Behnam
outgoing
I was listening on radio slot it as well
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2026-08-12 20:44:51
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Deimantė Kavaliauskaitė
to Behnam Rafraf
Deimante
incoming
And that sadly to early for me to watch unless I'm camping
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2026-08-12 20:44:40
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Deimantė Kavaliauskaitė
to Behnam Rafraf
Deimante
incoming
Screenshot text: 20:44
Gemini Flash
Moon (the Moon is sitting between us an the night sky will be pitch-black with zero moonlight to wash out the stars.
What you'll see: You could see anywhere from 50 to 100 shooting stars per hour.
Where to look: Lie back on a blanket or reclining chair and look up toward the northeast sky (though meteors can flash anywhere across the sky). No phone camera or binoculars needed—just open eyes!
2. The 6-Planet Alignment (Planetary Parade)
When to watch: Pre-dawn tomorrow morning, between 4:30 AM and 5:30 AM (about 30 to 60 minutes before sunrise).
Which planets: Saturn, Mars, Uranus, Neptune, Mercury, and Jupiter will all stretch across the sky in a long line.
What you can see with open eyes:
Saturn and Mars (reddish glow) will be very bright and easy to spot high up without any equipment.
Jupiter and Mercury will sit low on the eastern horizon right before dawn breaks.
(Uranus and Neptune are too faint for naked eyes, so you'd need binoculars/a telescope for those two).
If you set an alarm for around 2:00 AM or 4:30 AM, you can catch both! Are you planning to stay up late tonight or wake up early before sunrise to catch them?
Ask Gemini
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Original path: ./media/bbdb030f-80c5-4e69-b597-d587bae49439.jpeg
OCR Text: 20:44
Gemini Flash
Moon (the Moon is sitting between us an the night sky will be pitch-black with zero moonlight to wash out the stars.
What you'll see: You could see anywhere from 50 to 100 shooting stars per hour.
Where to look: Lie back on a blanket or reclining chair and look up toward the northeast sky (though meteors can flash anywhere across the sky). No phone camera or binoculars needed—just open eyes!
2. The 6-Planet Alignment (Planetary Parade)
When to watch: Pre-dawn tomorrow morning, between 4:30 AM and 5:30 AM (about 30 to 60 minutes before sunrise).
Which planets: Saturn, Mars, Uranus, Neptune, Mercury, and Jupiter will all stretch across the sky in a long line.
What you can see with open eyes:
Saturn and Mars (reddish glow) will be very bright and easy to spot high up without any equipment.
Jupiter and Mercury will sit low on the eastern horizon right before dawn breaks.
(Uranus and Neptune are too faint for naked eyes, so you'd need binoculars/a telescope for those two).
If you set an alarm for around 2:00 AM or 4:30 AM, you can catch both! Are you planning to stay up late tonight or wake up early before sunrise to catch them?
Ask Gemini
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2026-08-12 20:44:40
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Deimantė Kavaliauskaitė
to Behnam Rafraf
Deimante
incoming
Screenshot text: Gemini Flash
Moon (the Moon is sitting between us an the night sky will be pitch-black with zero moonlight to wash out the stars.
What you'll see: You could see anywhere from 50 to 100 shooting stars per hour.
Where to look: Lie back on a blanket or reclining chair and look up toward the northeast sky (though meteors can flash anywhere across the sky). No phone camera or binoculars needed—just open eyes!
2. The 6-Planet Alignment (Planetary Parade)
When to watch: Pre-dawn tomorrow morning, between 4:30 AM and 5:30 AM (about 30 to 60 minutes before sunrise).
Which planets: Saturn, Mars, Uranus, Neptune, Mercury, and Jupiter will all stretch across the sky in a long line.
What you can see with open eyes:
Saturn and Mars (reddish glow) will be very bright and easy to spot high up without any equipment.
Jupiter and Mercury will sit low on the eastern horizon right before dawn breaks.
(Uranus and Neptune are too faint for naked eyes, so you'd need binoculars/a telescope for those two).
If you set an alarm for around 2:00 AM or 4:30 AM, you can catch both! Are you planning to stay up late tonight or wake up early before sunrise to catch them?
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Original path: ./media/e9d32eb0-e4d2-4fed-8160-4f9bb0a5d870.jpeg
OCR Text: Gemini Flash
Moon (the Moon is sitting between us an the night sky will be pitch-black with zero moonlight to wash out the stars.
What you'll see: You could see anywhere from 50 to 100 shooting stars per hour.
Where to look: Lie back on a blanket or reclining chair and look up toward the northeast sky (though meteors can flash anywhere across the sky). No phone camera or binoculars needed—just open eyes!
2. The 6-Planet Alignment (Planetary Parade)
When to watch: Pre-dawn tomorrow morning, between 4:30 AM and 5:30 AM (about 30 to 60 minutes before sunrise).
Which planets: Saturn, Mars, Uranus, Neptune, Mercury, and Jupiter will all stretch across the sky in a long line.
What you can see with open eyes:
Saturn and Mars (reddish glow) will be very bright and easy to spot high up without any equipment.
Jupiter and Mercury will sit low on the eastern horizon right before dawn breaks.
(Uranus and Neptune are too faint for naked eyes, so you'd need binoculars/a telescope for those two).
If you set an alarm for around 2:00 AM or 4:30 AM, you can catch both! Are you planning to stay up late tonight or wake up early before sunrise to catch them?
Facebook Messenger
2026-08-12 20:44:37
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Suzana Janachkova
to Behnam Rafraf
Suzana
incoming
Ok ajde see you soon then xx
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2026-08-12 20:44:31
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Deimantė Kavaliauskaitė
to Behnam Rafraf
Deimante
incoming
....
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2026-08-12 20:44:27
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Deimantė Kavaliauskaitė
to Behnam Rafraf
Deimante
incoming
Today its the biggest
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2026-08-12 20:44:26
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Behnam Rafraf
to Suzana Janachkova
Behnam
outgoing
Leaving tlc now in the car
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2026-08-12 20:44:23
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Deimantė Kavaliauskaitė
to Behnam Rafraf
Deimante
incoming
Told you .
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2026-08-12 20:44:20
fbm:1786563859588:0cb4a0113d
Deimantė Kavaliauskaitė
to Behnam Rafraf
Deimante
incoming
Screenshot text: 20:43
Gemini Flash
Haha we will see. So when its starting all planets next to the moon and when exat time for shooting starts?
Tonight is actually one of the absolute biggest stargazing nights of the entire year—you picked the perfect night to look up!
1. The Shooting Stars (Perseid Meteor Shower)
When to watch: The best window is tonight between 1:00 AM and 4:00 AM (early morning of Thursday, August 13).
Why tonight is special: Because today was a New Moon (the Moon is sitting between us and the Sun), the night sky will be pitch-black with zero moonlight to wash out the stars.
What you'll see: You could see anywhere from 50 to 100 shooting stars per hour.
Where to look: Lie back on a blanket or reclining chair and look up toward the northeast sky (though meteors can flash anywhere across the sky). No phone camera or binoculars needed—just open eyes!
2. The 6-Planet Alignment (Planetary Parade)
When to watch: Pre-dawn tomorrow morning, between 4:30 AM and 5:30 AM (about 30 to 60 minutes before sunrise).
Which planets: Saturn, Mars, Uranus, Neptune
Ask Gemini
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OCR Text: 20:43
Gemini Flash
Haha we will see. So when its starting all planets next to the moon and when exat time for shooting starts?
Tonight is actually one of the absolute biggest stargazing nights of the entire year—you picked the perfect night to look up!
1. The Shooting Stars (Perseid Meteor Shower)
When to watch: The best window is tonight between 1:00 AM and 4:00 AM (early morning of Thursday, August 13).
Why tonight is special: Because today was a New Moon (the Moon is sitting between us and the Sun), the night sky will be pitch-black with zero moonlight to wash out the stars.
What you'll see: You could see anywhere from 50 to 100 shooting stars per hour.
Where to look: Lie back on a blanket or reclining chair and look up toward the northeast sky (though meteors can flash anywhere across the sky). No phone camera or binoculars needed—just open eyes!
2. The 6-Planet Alignment (Planetary Parade)
When to watch: Pre-dawn tomorrow morning, between 4:30 AM and 5:30 AM (about 30 to 60 minutes before sunrise).
Which planets: Saturn, Mars, Uranus, Neptune
Ask Gemini
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2026-08-12 20:44:20
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Deimantė Kavaliauskaitė
to Behnam Rafraf
Deimante
incoming
Screenshot text: 20:43
Gemini Flash
Haha we will see. So when its starting all planets next to the moon and when exat time for shooting starts?
Tonight is actually one of the absolute biggest stargazing nights of the entire year—you picked the perfect night to look up!
1. The Shooting Stars (Perseid Meteor Shower)
When to watch: The best window is tonight between 1:00 AM and 4:00 AM (early morning of Thursday, August 13).
Why tonight is special: Because today was a New Moon (the Moon is sitting between us and the Sun), the night sky will be pitch-black with zero moonlight to wash out the stars.
What you'll see: You could see anywhere from 50 to 100 shooting stars per hour.
Where to look: Lie back on a blanket or reclining chair and look up toward the northeast sky (though meteors can flash anywhere across the sky). No phone camera or binoculars needed—just open eyes!
2. The 6-Planet Alignment (Planetary Parade)
When to watch: Pre-dawn tomorrow morning, between 4:30 AM and 5:30 AM (about 30 to 60 minutes before sunrise).
Which planets: Saturn, Mars, Uranus, Neptune
Ask Gemini
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Original path: ./media/9be42e8b-da8a-4ccc-86f4-0e4fab002faa.jpeg
OCR Text: 20:43
Gemini Flash
Haha we will see. So when its starting all planets next to the moon and when exat time for shooting starts?
Tonight is actually one of the absolute biggest stargazing nights of the entire year—you picked the perfect night to look up!
1. The Shooting Stars (Perseid Meteor Shower)
When to watch: The best window is tonight between 1:00 AM and 4:00 AM (early morning of Thursday, August 13).
Why tonight is special: Because today was a New Moon (the Moon is sitting between us and the Sun), the night sky will be pitch-black with zero moonlight to wash out the stars.
What you'll see: You could see anywhere from 50 to 100 shooting stars per hour.
Where to look: Lie back on a blanket or reclining chair and look up toward the northeast sky (though meteors can flash anywhere across the sky). No phone camera or binoculars needed—just open eyes!
2. The 6-Planet Alignment (Planetary Parade)
When to watch: Pre-dawn tomorrow morning, between 4:30 AM and 5:30 AM (about 30 to 60 minutes before sunrise).
Which planets: Saturn, Mars, Uranus, Neptune
Ask Gemini