I need help identifying an astronomical event I saw as a kid

I tried googling this and surprisingly didn't find very much, if anything.

When I was a kid, around 1985, or, a year specifically close to it in the mid-1980s for sure, my dad, who was a big astronomy buff, got me out of bed between 5 am to 6 am one particular morning and took me outside to look up at the early morning sky, and behold, there was atleast 3 to 5 planets all lined up together in the sky in a fairly straight line, it was the most amazing thing I've ever seen, still remember it to this day. Anyway, I wanted to identify it by name what that event was, so I could read up about it, unfortunately, my dad passed away years ago, or otherwise I'd ask him.

Just to re-iterate, this event definitely happened in the mid-1980s (sometime between 1984-1986) I know this for sure because of the house we lived in at the time, by the way, if this may help, we lived in Hawaii at the time, I have no idea if other places around the world could also see that event like we did, maybe they could too, I do not know.

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u/Senior-Raisin-2342 — 7 days ago
▲ 30 r/Oscars

Tonite in New York City's famed Bryant Park, they're having an outdoor screening of the Best Picture winner Shakespeare in Love (1998)!

u/Senior-Raisin-2342 — 1 month ago
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Can you identify ALL six of these actors that have, at one time or another, received a Best Supporting Actor nomination, just from their photos?

Their name, or the movie they earned their nomination for will suffice, a warning though, the actors, or their movies, are progressively harder to identify the lower down the list they are.

u/Senior-Raisin-2342 — 1 month ago
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Altho she doesn't need more accolades, a little tribute to Victoria Groce

She's an awesome trivia player.

u/Senior-Raisin-2342 — 1 month ago
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Fun fact: Trekkies are the only fans listed by name in the Oxford dictionary

Me thinks Gene Roddenberry would be proud.

Trekkie

 noun

/ˈtrɛki/

 a person who is very interested in the television series Star Trek and in space travel

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u/Senior-Raisin-2342 — 1 month ago
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Little known fact: Star Trek: TNG was the 4th most watched primetime show in ALL of television in the 1990 season

In other words, the show was a smash hit, the reason why its popularity is ambiguous and often overlooked is because the Neilsen ratings only publicized the ratings of network shows, while Star Trek: TNG wasn't a network show, it was a syndicated show. Star Trek: TNG, to this day, is one of the most hugely successful syndicated shows ever.

u/Senior-Raisin-2342 — 2 months ago
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Some Oscars trivia: can you identify what specifically noteworthy thing the following three Best Picture nominees all had in common?

It's a Wonderful Life (1947), Ghost (1990), The Shawshank Redemption (1994)

Spoiler alert: the answer is posted in the comment section.

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u/Senior-Raisin-2342 — 2 months ago

A scan of the only 1939 Play Ball Ted Williams rookie card that's graded a 10!

This post is for a person, whose name I don't recall, from this subreddit a while back who said they had never seen a scan of this card, well here you go my friend. This card was, or still is, in the Thomas Tull collection.

It's a beautiful card, isn't it...

u/Senior-Raisin-2342 — 2 months ago

What's your favorite film that stars a member of the cast?

Mine is So I Married an Axe Murderer (1993), it's about #5 or 6 on my list of all-time favorite movies.

There's just so many good things about it, the acting, the humor, the characters, the direction of the film, the soundtrack.

What's yours?

u/Senior-Raisin-2342 — 2 months ago
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For all Lincoln cent lovers, feast your eyes on this 1922 no d cent!

Grade: ms65rb!

And I'd assume it was red. It's possibly the most visually stunning 1922 no d speciman I've EVER seen...

u/Senior-Raisin-2342 — 2 months ago

If you were a contestant, and when you first arrive at the castle, the host gives you the option of either leaving the game immediately with $10,000, or refusing that money and going along with the rest of the game, which would you choose?

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u/Senior-Raisin-2342 — 3 months ago