Tonight the Moon, Mars, and Saturn create a sky spectacle above New York, a celestial show for the city that never sleeps. Look up over Manhattan’s towers this evening and you’ll witness a rare alignment that’s as electric as the city itself. The Moon etched with every crater rises first, followed by fiery Mars shining like a brilliant cosmic ember, and Saturn gracing the skyline with its legendary rings. Their formation high above the city is a reminder that even under the brightest city lights

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198K views · 195 reactions | Saturn's most famous feature, its iconic rings, are mostly made of water ice and little pieces of rock. | National Geographic TV | Facebook