Astronomy news: Look out for the Moon, Jupiter and Saturn at once this weekend
Maritime astronomer Bruce McClure of EarthSky said: “Because Saturn lodges to the east of Jupiter on the sky’s dome, the Moon is moving toward Saturn on August 9, 10 and 11, 2019.”
On August 11 or August 12, the Moon will move north, south or right over Saturn.
The exact movement of the Moon will depend on where you live.
Mr McClure said: “Relative to the stars of the zodiac, the Moon moves about half-a-degree eastward per hour or about 13 degrees eastward per day.”
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