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what's up for September it's the 30th

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anniversary of the Voyager mission

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Voyager flew by and studied Jupiter

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Saturn Uranus and Neptune and guess what

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all four of these planets can be seen in

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the night sky this month hello and

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welcome I'm Jane Houston Jones at NASA's

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Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena

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California Jupiter is the easiest of the

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four planets to see just step outside

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after dinnertime and look in the

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southwest sky

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that bright thing you see is Jupiter now

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turn yourself around that's where you'll

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find both Uranus and Neptune you really

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won't be able to see Uranus and Neptune

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without a little help Uranus will

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require some binoculars and Neptune will

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definitely require a telescope but boy

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it's really worth it to see these two

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the gorgeous blue color will just knock

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your socks off there's one more planet

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you can see this month

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it's Saturn Lord of the Rings and this

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one is just perfect for you early risers

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just step outside about an hour before

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the Sun rises and look in the eastern

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sky that golden glow you see is Saturn

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it took Voyager 2 spacecraft and a dozen

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years to see these four planets and

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guess what you've just seen them in one

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night the two Voyager spacecraft are

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still healthy and are sending back data

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from the far reaches of our solar system

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you can learn about all of NASA's

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missions at WWDC gov for this month's

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star charts visit education JPL NASA gov

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and click on the what's up button that's