Planet Mercury it is the smallest in our solar system, it is the closest in relation to the sun, and starting tomorrow it will be caught in a new phenomenon important for humanity. More precisely, starting tomorrow, June 4, the planet Mercury will become much more easily visible in the sky, and this as Venus is going to disappear completely in the shadow of the sun as part of its usual orbit that it makes around the star in the system our annual solar.
Planet Mercury it has always been in the shadow of its "sister" Venus, and because of this it is usually quite difficult to see in the starry sky, but things will change for a long time. Venus is going to disappear for no less than 6 months starting tomorrow, so the planet Mercury will be much easier to observe during this whole period of time even with the naked eye, but only if there is a clear sky to be able to follow it .
Planet Mercury: The AMAZING Phenomenon You Can Benefit From Tomorrow
Planet Mercury it will be very easy to be observed even in the company of the moon, or the planets Saturn and Jupiter, all approaching in the sky, on some days including Mars making its appearance. Spectacles of this kind are not that frequent in the starry sky, so all that we will be able to see in the next few days is something that will not happen during the entire period in which the planet Mercury will be much easier to observe in the sky than in usual way.
Planet Mercury it re-entered the world's attention after JAXA and ESA decided to send a new spacecraft to explore it, which is already on its way to the cosmic body, and will reveal new secrets hidden until now. Meanwhile, the observation we can make of the planet Mercury is quite limited, but for ordinary astronomers we are talking about something that does not happen too often in everyday life, and which is nevertheless quite important.
Planet Mercury it will be easier to see with binoculars or a telescope than with the naked eye, and it would be good to look carefully at everything that will be visible in the sky starting tomorrow.
