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JAMES: Three planets grace the morning skies 
this month.

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DEAN: We re talking about Jupiter, Mars, 
and Saturn.

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DEAN: 
It s Monday March 5th at 5 AM, facing southeast.

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Jupiter is about halfway up in the southern 
sky, is super-bright, and hangs up and to

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the right of Scorpius the Scorpion.

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JAMES: 
Just to the left of Scorpius we come to our

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next planet and it should shine with a steady 
reddish glow.

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That is Mars.

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DEAN: 
Now connect a line from Jupiter through Mars

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and keep going.

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You will run into another pretty bright star 
that should be a little yellow in color.

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That is actually the ringed planet Saturn.

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JAMES: 
If we advance to Wednesday March 7th, look

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what joins the planet line-up

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DEAN: The Moon!

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JAMES: 
It ll be right next to Jupiter.

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And then as the week progresses, on the 8th 
and 9th, the Moon will get closer and closer

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to Mars.

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DEAN: 
And on Saturday morning March 10th it will

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lie between Mars and Saturn.

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BOTH: Keep looking up!