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Seeing Saturn

Saturn is easy to see in the night sky. Though you will need a telescope to spot the rings! Where should you look? To spot Saturn, you need to know two things:

1. Which constellation (group of stars) Saturn will be in on the night you’re looking, and

2. When and in what

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