Question

Continuewith January 14, 2006, at 7:12 PM.Like all of the planets, Marsis found close to the ecliptic. Look at the eastern horizon, and you will see the planet Saturn and the Moon just above it. Activate the angle measure. If you place the start of the angle measure on Saturn and extend it along the ecliptic westward forabout 26°, you will come to an open circle. Exit angle measure tool andclick on the circlethat partially covers the constellation name.(Each answer here is worth 1 point.)[Hint: The object is nota star, a constellation,meteor shower, ordeep space object.](a)Give the object’s name: ____________________(b) Give the object’s type: ____________________ 16.(a)Find Saturn in the E(1/14/2006).Like all planets, Saturn lies near the ecliptic. On what date does Saturn transit closestto 9 pm, which makes for excellent observing?

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Explanation:

Continuewith January 14, 2006, at 7:12 PM.Like all of the planets, Marsis found close to the ecliptic. Look at the eastern horizon, and you will see the planet Saturn and the Moon just above it. Activate the angle measure. If you place the start of the angle measure on Saturn and extend it along the ecliptic westward forabout 26°, you will come to an open circle. Exit angle measure tool andclick on the circle that partially covers the constellation name.(Each answer here is worth 1 point.)[Hint: The object is give as reveled by the angle