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CALIFORNIA - Observer armed sky star telescope will be able to witness the phenomenon of the appearance of Saturn in the evening. The ringed planet can be seen with a bright display shape, sparkle like stars in the night sky.
Reported by redOrbit on Friday (04/26/2013), this week, sky watchers can catch a clear view of Saturn with a telescope. On April 28, Saturn will be at its closest approach to Earth.
The planet will appear larger and brighter than usual. Astronomers say Saturn will be opposite the sun in Earth's sky.
Occurrences Saturn begins when the sun has set and is at his best appearance in the middle of the night. "You look at Saturn with your own eyes. Wonders of the sky directly (as) out of the pages of the magazine of astronomy," said Tony Phillips of NASA.
He said the observers must start looking Saturn start tonight or tomorrow night, when the full moon passes Saturn only a few degrees. When this happens, the Moon will help the observer to be able to witness the appearance of the ringed planet.
For those who want to see the appearance of Saturn, but do not have a telescope, Slooh Space Camera provides a video that can be watched online. Slooh revealed that the website will start showing this phenomenon on Sunday. You can access the following website http://events.slooh.com/. (FMH)
Reported by redOrbit on Friday (04/26/2013), this week, sky watchers can catch a clear view of Saturn with a telescope. On April 28, Saturn will be at its closest approach to Earth.
The planet will appear larger and brighter than usual. Astronomers say Saturn will be opposite the sun in Earth's sky.
Occurrences Saturn begins when the sun has set and is at his best appearance in the middle of the night. "You look at Saturn with your own eyes. Wonders of the sky directly (as) out of the pages of the magazine of astronomy," said Tony Phillips of NASA.
He said the observers must start looking Saturn start tonight or tomorrow night, when the full moon passes Saturn only a few degrees. When this happens, the Moon will help the observer to be able to witness the appearance of the ringed planet.
For those who want to see the appearance of Saturn, but do not have a telescope, Slooh Space Camera provides a video that can be watched online. Slooh revealed that the website will start showing this phenomenon on Sunday. You can access the following website http://events.slooh.com/. (FMH)
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