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UK stargazers will be treated to a 'planetary parade' tonight as six planets line up in the night sky.
Mercury , Mars , Jupiter , Saturn , Uranus , and Neptune will all be visible in a rare event known as a planetary alignment.
To see the alignment experts say to look to the east just before dawn, which should be at around 4:00 am Tuesday in the UK .
The easiest planets to see will be Mars and Saturn - but not all will be visible to the naked eye.
There are only two objects with enough gravity to significantly affect Earth .
The sun's gravity is strong because the sun is so massive.
The moon's gravity causes Earth 's yearly orbit and therefore, combined with earth's tilt, it causes the seasons.
This partial alignment occurs every full moon and new moon , and it leads to extra strong tides called 'spring tides'.
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