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Données astronomiques

Soleil
Lever
07:38
Coucher
18:28
Durée du jour 10h 50min (+3min 30s) Midi solaire 13:03 Crépuscule civil 07:08 — 18:59 Heure dorée 17:28 — 18:28
Lune
Gibbeuse croissante — 25/02/2026
Gibbeuse croissante
Illumination : 61%

Image astronomique du jour

Planet Parade over Sydney Opera House

Planet Parade over Sydney Opera House

Look up this week and see a whole bunch of planets. Just after sunset, looking west (mostly), planets Mercury, Venus, Saturn, and Jupiter will all be visible to the unaided eye simultaneously. If you have a telescope, planets Uranus and Neptune can also be seen. In order up from the horizon, the lineup this week will be Venus (the brightest), Mercury, Saturn, Neptune, Uranus, and Jupiter (second brightest). It doesn't matter where on Earth you live because this early evening planet parade will be visible through clear skies all around the globe. The planets will appear to be nearly in a line because they all orbit the Sun in nearly the same plane: the ecliptic. The featured image shows a similar planet parade that occurred in 2022, captured over the Sydney Opera House in southern Australia. Although visible all week, the planets will be most easily seen together this weekend.

Crédit : Prasun Agrawal