Watch Saturn and the Moon Stroll at Sunset Sept. 8
• Saturn and the Moon will be less than 5 degrees apart at sunset on September 8, visible near the eastern horizon.
• Using a telescope or binoculars will enhance the view of Saturn’s rings, the Cassini Division, and nearby Neptune.
• This event is a great opportunity to introduce friends and family to the wonders of astronomy.
Saturn and Moon align on September 8
On September 8, skywatchers are in for a treat as Saturn and the Moon make a close approach at sunset. Saturn will appear less than 5 degrees from the waning gibbous moon, offering a spectacular celestial display. This event will be visible near the eastern horizon, making it easily accessible for astronomy enthusiasts across the United States.
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