[makapu]

Aloha... I am new to this site and I hope I wiil receive an answer... I am having trouble locating the planet Saturn in our evening Hawaiian sky... I located her in April and I bought a Planet/Star locator I am thinking (smell wood burning)
Saturn is not visible this time of year for us... Thank you if you can help me.:)

[RickJ]

Here's a sky map showing where Saturn is from Honolulu. Check out their home page for other maps from your area: http://www.fourmilab.ch/yoursky/

[Fianchetto]

Purchase this month's copies of "Sky and Telescope" or "Astronomy" magazines - they both have diagrams of the location and attitude of al the planets, but also the relative positions of the galilean moons of Jupiter and Saturns moon Titan

[normanmcgeoch]

Go to whereissaturn.com and have a look, it describes step by step how to find and photograph Saturn in simple language. The main key is to have a good picture of what the night sky should look like and use a couple of stars from a known constellation in your night sky to lead you to where Saturn is. It will look like a slightly yellow star to the naked eye. Try using AstroViewer which is free to get a view of what your night sky should look like and go from there.

[Stratmando]

I was going to say you need to look past Uranus, but won't.
I have Google Sky on My phone, a Free APP. And it is like looking through a window to the stars, and planets. Right now I see it is on the other side of the Earth in the Constellation Virgo.

[Stratmando]

Correction,Saturn is closer.