We have a planetary alignment, the most mentioned peak date is February 28 this Saturday, the ideal time would be between 30 to 60 minutes after sunset, it is caught at sunset, a quiet hour, then having tea after sunset, which is nice to see, you can always look at it and if you have binoculars or a telescope, you don't need a large telescope, you can see this planetary alignment.
For that you have to look to the west, southeast and then as it moves towards the southeast, this event is not short-lived, it is not an eclipse, it will last several days, in fact, it began more or less on February 25 until the beginning of March, what happens is that the 28th will be when the planets will be seen closer together, which will not be completely together, but it falls within what is considered an alignment or parade of planets, which is also the term that is often used.
The planets will be practically all except Mars, which is other things. There will be Mercury, Venus, Saturn, Jupiter, Uranus and Nepuno, remember that Uranus and Neptune are not visible to the naked eye, so you will need a telescope or good binoculars to see them. Astronomically it has no special meaning. Astrologically I have no idea, I suppose it has a meaning, but for astronomers and astronomy fans it has no special meaning, except the convenience of not having to move the telescope much to look for the planets.
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