When will Saturn be in the southen sky?

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Thanks for the info. When will the next time to view it be?



"Florian" wrote in message
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Long time i'm afraid. I ran HNSky ahead and followed Saturn. It spends the
next 7 years in Gemini/Cancer/Leo and doesn't pass south of the equator
until the latter part of 2010.

-Florian

Saturn currently rises about 75 minutes ahead of the sun now...in
mid-twilight;
so by the end of July, Saturn will be rising in the east about
an hour before first light...and of course, it gets better as
the months go by.
Tom W.



Lunatiki wrote:
Thanks for the info. When will the next time to view it be?



"Florian" wrote in message
...
Long time i'm afraid. I ran HNSky ahead and followed Saturn. It spends the
next 7 years in Gemini/Cancer/Leo and doesn't pass south of the equator
until the latter part of 2010.

-Florian

"Lunatiki" none wrote in :

Thanks for the info. When will the next time to view it be?



Download a planetarium program and you will be able to answer these
questions yourself. A good free program is Cartes Du Ciel:

http://www.stargazing.net/astropc


Llanzlan.



"Florian" wrote in message
...
Long time i'm afraid. I ran HNSky ahead and followed Saturn. It spends
the next 7 years in Gemini/Cancer/Leo and doesn't pass south of the
equator until the latter part of 2010.

-Florian