March holds a number of interesting planetary events.

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration reported that skywatchers can look forward to an occultation and conjunctions.

On March 4, the moon will pass between the Earth and the red star Aldebaran, which is an occultation.

On March 6, Mercury will be at superior conjunction, and Venus will have its own superior conjunction on March 25.

Jupiter also will begin rising in the east, and will be visible from late evening until dawn.

For more details, see the video above.