Mars makes galactic alignment ahead of us.

I have taken NASA's IBEX research material for the position of the leading edge of the solar system, or nose as they call it...around RA 17hrs. and taken 3 hrs either side giving a 6hr. window. Any planets found in this window will be ahead of us in relation to the nose of the solar system. Mercury and Venus don't count, they are inside our orbit, and would only align after we do in any event.
Turns out only the planet Mars will be ahead of us in its orbit later this year, and because of the angle of the plane of the planets in relation to the galactic plane that I spoke of before,it will align with the galactic plane/equator about a month ahead of us, around the 15/16th. November, so if this wave gets past the solar system magnetic shields, and there is a visual aspect to this, then this will show up on Mars first. Unfortunately for those in the northern hemisphere this alignment takes place in Sagittarius, so will be a southern sky event, unless you can see Sagittarius in November where you are.

On the above date Mars will be at RA 17hrs.58mins Dec -24deg. 38mins.