This is due to the planetary alignments, which have captivated astronomy enthusiasts and, in turn, attracted a new wave of fans eager to learn about the wonders of the cosmos.
Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn appear to be closely aligned and visible to the naked eye, a sight which has been attracting astronomy buffs since January.
The AFA has made arrangements for public viewing of the planetary spectacle at several locations across South Goa, allowing more people to experience the celestial event.
This planetary alignment will remain visible until the third week of February, providing enthusiasts with ample time to witness this captivating celestial phenomenon.
Offering an opportunity to explore the wonders of the night sky, the Margao observatory at Ravindra Bhavan will be open for public viewing on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Stargazing | Planets| Ravindra Bhavan | Margao | South Goa
PERFECT TIMING
The ideal time to witness the celestial events is between 7 pm and 8.30 pm, when the observatory team also provides insightful explanations about the events.