00:00On the night of Sunday, September 21st, catch the gas giant Saturn rise high in
00:10the sky. Saturn will reach opposition on this night, making it the best time of
00:15the year to observe the planet at its brightest. You don't need a telescope to
00:20view the gas giant, but it most certainly helps. Saturn is the second largest
00:24planet in our solar system, famous for its majestic ring system. With a
00:28telescope, you'll be able to observe Saturn's impressive rings and even its
00:32largest moon, Titan. If you miss opposition, no worries. Saturn will
00:37continue to shine throughout the rest of September. If you plan on stargazing at
00:41night, be sure to always check the cloud cover in your area. You could do so by
00:45visiting AccuWeather.com or by downloading the free AccuWeather app. For AccuWeather,
00:50I'm Jeff Cornish.
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