Tomorrow morning offers a big event, a thin crescent moon near the planet Mercury and Venus. Add to that, a line up of the planets Mars, Jupiter and Saturn.

If weather doesn’t cooperate try again on Sunday morning, when the show continues. The crescent moon will be closest to Venus, the brightest planet of them all.

The hardest part of the show is the hour. You need to get up early in the morning, 4 a.m. to see it.

The the lineup of planets spans the whole southeastern sky. The planets are in the zodiac. Mercury and Venus are in the zodiacal constellation Taurus. Mars and Jupiter are in the large zodiacal constellation

Pisces and Saturn is in the zodiacal constellation Capricornus.

Jupiter is the second brightest planet in the parade.

Mars is considerably fainter but carries a reddish saphire color.

Mercury, the closest to the rising sun, is the hardest to spot. But it will be ideally visible an hour before sunrise, just above the eastern horizon.