Question

At certain times of the year, five planets can be seen from Earth, including Mars and

Uranus

Saturn

Juno

Neptune

Answer 1

At certain times of the year, five planets can be seen from Earth, including Mars and **Jupiter**. However, you have mentioned **Uranus**, **Saturn**, **Juno**, and **Neptune**. Out of these options, **Uranus** and **Neptune** are considered outer planets and are generally more difficult to see without a telescope compared to inner planets like Mars and Saturn.

To clarify, the five classical planets visible to the naked eye are:
1. Mercury
2. Venus
3. Mars
4. Jupiter
5. Saturn

While Uranus and Neptune can be seen under specific conditions, they are not as easily observable as the five classical planets. Juno is actually a dwarf planet and a mission by NASA, so it is not typically classified among the visible planets.