You Can Watch Saturn 'Shine Bright Like A Diamond' Tonight In Arizona

It'll be the perfect time to stargaze.
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Calling all stargazers—you're in for a treat this Monday night.

After sunset, you can expect to see Saturn at opposition—meaning the planet will be at its brightest!

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The Ringed Planet approaches its closet point to Earth, shining at its brightest for the year.


The Old Farmer's Almanac

According to the OFA, Saturn will dazzle the night sky at twilight, and you'll be able to see it right from Arizona. 

You'll want to look to the southeast at around 7:27 p.m. if you're living in the Gilbert area.

The best part about this blazing sky display is that it'll be visible all night long.

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