Jupiter and Saturn are about to appear closer in the sky than they have for 800 years, aligning as a 'double planet.' Here's how to see it.
Jupiter and Saturn will appear closer in the sky than they have for 800 years on Monday, aligning as a 'double planet.' Here's how to see it. awoodward@businessinsider.com (Aylin Woodward) © NASA/Bill Ingalls Jupiter and Saturn seen after sunset from Shenandoah National Park in Virginia, December 13, 2020. NASA/Bill Ingalls Jupiter and Saturn will align in the night sky on Monday. It'll be the closest they've appeared in 800 years. The two planets move into alignment, or conjunction, every 20 years. But this year they will be so close that they'll look like a "double planet...
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