2007 Saturn Sky

Saturn makes its long-awaited return to the late night sky this week: Here's how to see it

Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars

Imagine stepping outside and looking up… only to see Saturn hanging in the sky where the Moon should be. Crazy, right? Here’s the wild part: If Saturn were the same distance from Earth as the Moon (about 238,900 miles), this is roughly how massive it would look in our sky. Its rings alone would stretch across the horizon, covering more sky than anything we’ve ever seen. But the beautiful view wouldn’t last long. Saturn’s gravity is 95 times stronger than Earth’s. If it somehow appeared this clos

2007 Saturn Sky Red Line First Drive