SATURN

Continues his position not far from the bright star _Aldebaran_, in the

constellation Taurus, on the 1st being about 2° 53′ west and 3° 32′

north, while on the 30th he will be about 30′ east and 4° 7½′ north

of this star. His motion is direct and amounts to 3° 24′. Diameter

diminishes from 16.2″ on the 1st to 15.8″ on the 30th. Setting at 10:47,

9:59 and 9:09 p. m. on the 1st, 15th and 30th he will be evening star

throughout the month. On the 12th, at 11:00 p. m., is 4° 13′ south of

Venus, and on the 27th, at 1:56 p. m., 2° 19′ north of the moon.

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