Editing Triple conjunction (section)

== Of the planets Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune in ecliptic longitude between 1800 and 2100 ==

{| class=wikitable
|- bgcolor="#ddddff" align="center" valign="top"
! Year
! Involved planets
! 1st Conjunction
! 2nd Conjunction
! 3rd Conjunction
|-
| 1821
| Uranus–Neptune 
| March 22
| May 3
| December 3
|-
| 1836/37
| Mars–Jupiter
| November 15, 1836
| February 28, 1837
| March 29, 1837
|-
| 1843
| Jupiter–Neptune
| April 9
| September 12
| November 8
|-
| 1845
| Mars–Neptune
| June 21
| August 22
| October 8
|-
| 1846
| Saturn–Neptune
| April 4
| September 5
| December 11
|-
| 1888
| Mars–Uranus
| January 11
| May 4
| June 5
|-
| 1896/97
| Mars–Neptune
| September 24, 1896
| December 13, 1896
| February 18, 1897
|-
| 1897
| Saturn–Uranus 
| January 6
| June 1
| September 9
|-
| 1907
| Mars–Uranus 
| May 2
| July 17
| August 26
|-
| 1919/20
| Jupiter–Neptune
| September 24, 1919
| March 8, 1920
| April 24, 1920
|-
| 1927/28
| Jupiter–Uranus
| July 15, 1927
| August 11, 1927
| January 25, 1928
|-
| 1932/33
| Mars–Neptune
| December 6, 1932
| March 7, 1933
| May 17, 1933
|-
| 1940/41
| Jupiter–Saturn
| August 8, 1940
| October 20, 1940
| February 15, 1941
|-
| 1943/44
| Mars–Uranus
| September 9, 1943
| December 30, 1943
| January 16, 1944
|-
| 1945/46
| Mars–Saturn
| October 27, 1945
| January 20, 1946
| March 20, 1946
|-
| 1952/53
| Saturn–Neptune
| November 21, 1952
| May 17, 1953
| July 22, 1953
|-
| 1954/55
| Jupiter–Uranus
| October 7, 1954
| January 7, 1955
| May 10, 1955
|-
| 1964/65
| Mars–Uranus
| December 6, 1964
| March 29, 1965
| May 8, 1965
|-
| 1968/69
| Jupiter–Uranus
| December 11, 1968
| March 11, 1969
| July 20, 1969
|-
| 1971
| Jupiter–Neptune
| February 1
| May 22
| September 16
|-
| 1979/80
| Mars–Jupiter
| December 16, 1979
| February 27, 1980
| May 5, 1980
|-
| 1980/81
| Jupiter–Saturn
| December 31, 1980
| March 4, 1981
| July 24, 1981
|-
| 1983
| Jupiter–Uranus
| February 18
| May 14
| September 25
|-
| 1988
| Saturn–Uranus
| February 13
| June 26
| October 18
|-
| 1989
| Saturn–Neptune
| March 3
| June 24
| November 13
|-
| 1993
| Uranus–Neptune
| February 2
| August 19
| October 25
|-
| 2009
| Jupiter–Neptune
| May 27
| July 10
| December 21
|-
| 2010/11
| Jupiter–Uranus
| June 8, 2010
| September 19, 2010
| January 4, 2011
|-
| 2037/38
| Jupiter–Uranus
| September 8, 2037
| February 19, 2038
| March 30, 2038
|-
| 2041/42
| Mars–Uranus
| November 2, 2041
| March 5, 2042
| March 28, 2042
|-
| 2047/48
| Jupiter–Neptune
| July 22, 2047
| November 16, 2047
| February 24, 2048
|-
| 2063
| Mars–Uranus
| February 24
| May 28
| July 15
|-
| 2066
| Jupiter–Uranus
| January 20
| June 24
| August 21
|-
| 2071/72
| Mars–Neptune
| October 8, 2071
| February 2, 2072
| March 3, 2072
|-
| 2079
| Saturn–Uranus
| February 26
| August 31
| October 21
|-
| 2085/86
| Jupiter–Neptune
| November 1, 2085
| January 10, 2086
| June 10, 2086
|-
| 2093
| Jupiter–Uranus
| May 17
| October 21
| December 5
|}

Note that conjunctions in [[right ascension]] and [[ecliptic longitude]] need not take place on the same date. It is possible that there is a triple conjunction in right ascension, but not in [[ecliptic longitude]] and vice versa.