Catch a glimpse of this celestial meetup! On Jan. 23, the Moon and Saturn will form a conjunction in the night sky. This means they’ll look close together despite being far apart in space. This conjunction will give us an opportunity to easily spot Saturn in the sky. To spot Saturn, look to the western night sky on the 23rd, just below the Moon. Happy skywatching! Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech #NASA #Skywatching #WhatsUp #Saturn #Moon
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Say hi to the sky in July! A full moon starts the month, Jupiter and Saturn will be early birds and night owls, and while Venus and Mars go low in the west, Saturn will go high in the southern sky. The Red Planet will also cozy up with the star Regulus: http://go.nasa.gov/whatsup | NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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What’s up for September? This month, Saturn will be at its closest and brightest, the Moon will nestle up next with Venus and the bright star Regulus in the pre-dawn hours, and an equinox marks the changing of seasons. More skywatching tips: go.nasa.gov/whatsup | NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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