Why We Keep Asking about the Christmas Star
Jupiter isn’t a star. Neither is Saturn. But for one night only, on the winter solstice, they will be. If we look up at the sky at the right time, we will see the great conjunction of 2020. Low on the horizon for most observers, Jupiter and Saturn have been visibly moving toward each other for days. On the evening of December 21, these two planets will be so close that they will appear to the naked eye as almost one—a bright star in the heavens. The last time there was a visible great conju...
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