Saturn, Earth and Sun ///// REPLY FROM ASTROLOGER SAHIB

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SahibJanna Lynn <jnanalynn > wrote: Space Weather News for Jan. 26,

2006http://spaceweather.comCLOSE ENCOUNTER WITH SATURN: On Friday, Jan. 27th,

Saturn will be at its closest to Earth for all of 2006. Even a small telescope

will show the

planet's exquisite rings. Look for Saturn rising in the east at sunset (it looks

like a bright yellow star) and soaring overhead at midnight. Bad weather on

Friday? Don't worry. Saturn will remain close to Earth for weeks to come.

You'll have many more chances to see the ringed planet at its best. Visit

Spaceweather.com for details and a sky map.BIG SUNSPOT: Sunspot 848 burst

through the surface of the sun last week and quickly grew into a planet-sized

behemoth. (Which planet? Coincidentally, Saturn.) Now it is falling apart. The

rise and fall of this big 'spot is shown in a movie on Spaceweather.com.To

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