We complete the classification of supersymmetric configurations of two
M5-branes, started by Ohta and Townsend. The novel configurations not
considered before are those in which the two branes are moving relati
ve to one another. These configurations are obtained by starting with
two coincident branes and Lorentz-transforming one of them while prese
rving some supersymmetry. We completely classify the supersymmetric co
nfigurations involving two M5-branes, and interpret them group-theoret
ically. We also present some partial results on supersymmetric configu
rations involving an arbitrary number of M5-branes. We show that these
configurations correspond to Cayley planes in eight-dimensions which
are null-rotated relative to each other in the remaining (2 +1) dimens
ions. The generic configuration preserves 1/32 of the supersymmetry, b
ut other fractions (up to 1/4) are possible by restricting the planes
to certain subsets of the Cayley grassmannian. We discuss some example
s with larger fractions as well as their associated geometries.