The exquisite sight of three planets together in the night sky doesn’t happen very often. Aside from a few weeks ago, the last time there was three-planet conjunction was in 2015, when Venus, Jupiter, and Mars were in close conjunction.
The next one isn’t until Mars, Saturn and Mercury appear close in 2026.
So you need to get ready for February 25-28, 2021, when the outer gas giant planets Jupiter and Saturn are visited—from our point of view, at least—by the tiny planet Mercury.
From Thursday, February 25 through Sunday, February 28, 2021, Jupiter, Saturn, and Mercury will be loosely aligned, with Jupiter gradually moving closer to Mercury throughout those few mornings.
The action will take place low on the eastern horizon just before dawn from February 24 when Jupiter will be seen closest to the horizon, with Mercury above it and Saturn higher still towards the southeast.
If the 3 planet conjunction is positive, it lessens the impact of any negative aspect of other planets too.
When data of a single planet starts, the rest of the two planets would also get activated, bringing a lot more benefits than just one planet could in relation to the house of placement. However, it can also go the other way round if the conjunction is negative and the inauspicious effects may multiply. From Thursday, February 25 through Sunday, February 28, 2021, Jupiter, Saturn, and Mercury will be loosely aligned, with Jupiter gradually moving closer to Mercury throughout those few mornings.
The action will take place low on the eastern horizon just before dawn from February 24 when Jupiter will be seen closest to the horizon, with Mercury above it and Saturn higher still towards the southeast.
As the week wears on, Jupiter will rise higher above the horizon and appear to move closer to Mercury. eek wears on, Jupiter will rise higher above the horizon and appear to move closer to Mercury.
