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what's up form a planetary lineups at

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dawn hello and welcome I'm Jane Houston

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Jones at NASA's Jet Propulsion

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Laboratory in Pasadena California all

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month long watch for planets in the moon

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gathered just before sunrise a pair of

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binoculars will help with the view

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between the 7th and the 19th all four

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planets stay fairly close after that

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Jupiter rises higher in the sky while

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mercury disappears from view the slender

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crescent moon joins the planetary lineup

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once again from the 29th to the 31st and

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don't forget to check out Saturn the

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only planet visible in the evening sky

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did you know that every one of the

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terrestrial planets Mercury Venus Earth

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and Mars plus our Moon and Jupiter's

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moon Io

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show evidence of volcanism to see

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volcanic evidence on Mercury Venus and

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IO you'll need to look at space mission

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and telescope images volcanoes on Mars

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are challenging but not impossible to

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see through moderate sized telescopes

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even amateur astronomers have taken

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images or sketched those Martian

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volcanoes

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on our moon you can see evidence of past

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volcanic flows with your unaided eye but

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you'll need a telescope to actually see

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the smaller volcanoes domes than lava

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and of course there are Earth's often

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spectacular volcanic eruptions you can

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read all about volcanoes in our solar

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system at solarsystem.nasa.gov slash yss

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for year of the solar system you can

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learn all about NASA's missions at WWDC