The Sky Today on Tuesday, July 29: Saturn and its moons

Saturn still stands out in the early-morning sky as a bright, 1st-magnitude point of light in southwestern Pisces. Two hours before sunrise, the ringed planet is roughly 50° high in the south and offers an easy stepping-stone to Neptune, which lies 1° north of Saturn — close enough to catch both worlds in a singleContinue reading “The Sky Today on Tuesday, July 29: Saturn and its moons”
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