Q&A 90: How Do We Know What The Milky Way Looks Like? And More...
In this week's questions show, I explain how astronomers know what the Milky Way looks like, what would happen in a catastrophic impact on the International Space Station, and who is the team who works with me on Universe Today?
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When I go out side in the night I now can see Jupiter very bright due to it is in opposition now, but I then look around to spot this little yellow dot which I think is Saturn. Right now I see it to the west of Jupiter. so is Saturn now in opposition to us also?
Yes, William, Saturn will be at oppoistion in less than a week, on 9 July. The following site has information about Saturn's upcoming opposition. https://in-the-sky.org/news.php?id=20190709_12_100 The site automatically detected my location and so the info is relevant to Sydney, Australia, but there is a little icon of a wrench/spanner that you can click on and that will let you choose your location.
