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What's in the Sky This October: Rare Viewing of Saturn, Meteor Showers

Saturn peaks at opposition, Mars crosses the Beehive Cluster and the Orionids can reach 20 meteors per hour, astronomers said.

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Saturn will be at its peak and in opposition, meaning it will be opposite the Sun and visible at night. During this time, Saturn will appear at its brightest, closest, and largest.

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The Orionids, the meteor rain visible every fall, will reach the peak of activity on the night of October 20 to 21, 2026. The Phenomenon offers the opportunity to follow the popular luminous appearances known as "falling stars, whose number can reach, ideally, at about 20 per hour.

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Astronomy.com broke the news in Chattanooga, United States on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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