Which Planets Will Be Visible During Totality On April 8th's Solar Eclipse?

April 8th is all about the Moon stealing the show from the Sun during a total solar eclipse . However, the temporary daytime darkness also provides an excellent opportunity to observe some planets and even a colorful comet.

In 2024, the eclipse will happen during the afternoon, and those along the path of totality will experience dusk-like darkness. According to NASA, during the eclipse, you will be able to see some planets and stars that are generally not visible during the night at this time of year.

In the context of the eclipse, where everyone will be looking (with their solar glasses), here's where to look for the planets: Jupiter will be to the upper left of the Sun, and Venus , Saturn and Mars will be to the lower right. 

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