Saturn's Rings to be Perfectly Visible From Maplewood, Brentwood July 19

Stargazers will be in for a treat on July 19 when Saturn is expected to be especially photogenic.

According to Corbis, the solar system will be backlit by the sun on Friday, making Saturn’s rings incredibly visible for the first time since 2006. 

NASA’s Cassini spacecraft will be taking photos of Earth as it looks from Saturn on Friday as well, Space.com reports. Although the spacecraft has taken images from Saturn before, this will be the first time the public has been notified in advance. 

You'll need a small telescope to see the rings, according to EarthSky.org. With binoculars you can see the planet's warm color, and the rings give it an oval appearance. Also, it will be fairly high in the south to southwest sky at nightfall.

Find a spot as far from lights as possible for the best view.