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Saturday, February 16, 2002
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A Saturn Occultation on February 20th favors North Americans
The Moon is a bit past first quarter, 55 percent illuminated, when it overtakes the ringed planet. By then the two will have already set in Europe on the morning of the 21st, except for portions of Portugal, Spain, and northwest Africa. But for the eastern United States and the northern Caribbean, Saturn disappears behind the Moon's dark limb when well up in the south after sunset. It reappears on the bright limb roughly 60 to 75 minutes later.
9:32:03 AM
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© Copyright 2002 Gavin Eadie.
Last update: 2/16/02; 9:32:06 AM.
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