Wave at Saturn from L.A.
From Los Angeles (and western states) wave at Saturn low on the eastern horizon from 2:27 to 2:42 p.m. PDT on July 19, 2013. Saturn’s approximate location is shown, but it will not be not visible in the daylight. [Read the Full Story]
Wave at Saturn from L.A. (Night)
From Los Angeles (and western states) find the moon, Saturn and Venus in the western-southwestern sky after sunset on July 19th. Saturn appears as a golden “star” brighter than any of the surrounding stars. No telescope required, but the rings and several moons are visible through binoculars or telescopes. [Read the Full Story]
Wave at Saturn from Chicago
This NASA graphic shows the location of Saturn in the daytime sky over Chicago on July 19, 2013, when NASA's Cassini spacecraft snaps a picture of Earth from Saturn. Saturn’s approximate location is shown, but it will not be not visible in the daylight. [Read the Full Story]
Wave at Saturn from New York City
This NASA graphic shows the location of Saturn in the daytime sky over New York City on July 19, 2013, when NASA's Cassini spacecraft snaps a picture of Earth from Saturn. Saturn’s approximate location is shown, but it will not be not visible in the daylight. [Read the Full Story]
Saturn, July 2013
Saturn is high in the western sky at just after sunset, and sets around midnight. [Read the Full Story]
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