The moon makes for a great guide to locate the ringed planet Saturn in the night sky tonight.
The moon will make a close approach to Saturn in the early morning sky on Saturday (June 10) in the hours following midnight. Skywatchers in New York City will see the moon below and to the left of Saturn, with the pair separated by just under 3 degrees in the sky (about one-third of the width of your fist at arm's length). Both bodies will be located in the constellation Aquarius. The pair should be visible in the sky to the east around 2 a.m. ET (0600 GMT) on Saturday (June 10).
