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On the morning of December 10, 2006, just before sunrise, three planets will pass within one degree of each other.

August is packed with planet activity, including the chance to see all five classical planets at once. And don't miss summer's favorite meteor shower!

The planet Venus shines more brightly than any star and meets up with the crescent moon. A gathering of three planets awaits early risers. And Comet Lulin is at its best.

German astronomer and mathematician Johannes Kepler came up with a planetary conjecture of planets Jupiter and Saturn, he called The Star of Bethlehem.