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Mercury , Mars , Jupiter , Saturn , Neptune and Uranus will take part in the parade which occurs when planets gather on the same side of the Sun .
Some of the planets may be visible to the naked eye although scattered light might still cause difficulties.
The planets will appear in a diagonal arrangement across the sky, with Saturn highest, followed by Neptune , then Mars , Uranus and Mercury .
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