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- On November 23, 2025, Saturn's rings will vanish as Earth and Saturn align edge-on.
- The effect stems from Saturn's 26.7-degree tilt and recurs every 13–15 years, with two crossings in 2025.
- Stargazers can view Saturn in the southeastern sky, near the Pisces constellation.
- A telescope of at least 4 inches will reveal atmospheric details and moons Titan and Enceladus.
