No telescope is needed to view the solar system's largest planet as it moves into opposition in September, making it the biggest, brightest, and closest in all of 2022.
While the annual Perseids Meteor Shower has been happening for several weeks now, the real nocturnal sky magic is going to happen this weekend as it is set to peak, producing 50 to 100 shooting stars per hour.
For the first time since 1864 five planets will align in order and be visible to the naked eye over Indiana and Kentucky to form a "Parade of Planets."