Observations of the planets will be particularly interesting at the end of February, when it will be possible to see all the planets of our system except Mars. As the scientist noted, Venus will shine brightly near the horizon, while just above and to the south will be Mercury, the Moon, Saturn, and Neptune (the latter is only visible through a telescope).
Sanakoev also mentioned that after February 18, the Moon will be well visible in the evening sky. Additionally, on February 17, an annular solar eclipse is expected in Antarctica, which will attract the attention of astronomers and stargazing enthusiasts.
