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Saturn's moons in March 2027

Mimas · Enceladus · Tethys · Dione · Rhea · Titan · Iapetus

Saturn's moons cross its face and enter its shadow only near a ring-plane crossing, when their orbits are edge-on to us. That's now, after the 2025 equinox. Titan is easy in any telescope; Rhea, Dione and Tethys need a little more aperture. Pick your place to see only what's visible from there.

Where the moons are

Saturn · March 2027

Saturn's equator horizontal, east to the left as in binoculars. Drag through the month or tap an event to jump to it. Full screen (⤢) steps through one night minute by minute. A faded moon is behind the planet; an empty ring is a moon in its shadow. Positions are JPL's, sampled hourly; the rings are drawn at their real tilt.

Events

6 events you can see from New Delhi this month, on 4 nights

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behind the planetin its shadowcrossing its faceshadow on the planet

Times in IST, when the moon's centre crosses the edge, as almanacs list them. A night runs from noon to noon. Tap an event to see it in the diagram.

Night of Tue 2 Mar

  1. Enceladus in Saturn's shadow
    disappears unseen → 19:33 reappears · 1 h 48 min
    Saturn 14° up · dark sky

Night of Thu 4 Mar

  1. Mimas behind Saturn
    18:44 disappears → reappears unseen · 1 h 55 min
    Saturn 23° up · dusk
  2. Enceladus's shadow crosses Saturn
    19:01 enters → 20:49 leaves · 1 h 47 min
    Saturn 20° up · dusk

Night of Fri 5 Mar

  1. Mimas in Saturn's shadow
    disappears unseen → 19:23 reappears · 1 h 47 min
    Saturn 14° up · dark sky

Night of Fri 12 Mar

  1. Mimas crosses Saturn
    18:50 enters → 20:42 leaves · 1 h 51 min
    Saturn 16° up · dusk
  2. Mimas's shadow crosses Saturn
    19:02 enters → 20:47 leaves · 1 h 45 min
    Saturn 13° up · dusk

Reading the list

Times are when the moon's centre crosses the edge of Saturn or its shadow, as in published tables. The whole disc takes a few minutes. A start or end marked unseen happens behind Saturn or inside its shadow. “Only what I can see” keeps events with Saturn more than 10° up in a dark sky. Positions: JPL DE431 and sat441, with Saturn as a flattened globe. The rings are not modelled, so “behind Saturn” means behind the globe. Mutual-event brightness drops are estimates. Each event happens at the same instant everywhere on Earth.