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Jupiter, Saturn 'merge' in rare cosmic event Space enthusiasts had the opportunity to watch a rare celestial event on Monday evening as the Jupiter and the Saturn appeared to merge and looked like a single bright star, in what is called a conjunction.PTI | Kolkata | Updated: 21-12-2020 22:24 IST | Created: 21-12-2020 22:24 IST Space enthusiasts had the opportunity to watch a rare celestial event on Monday evening as the Jupiter and the Saturn appeared to merge and looked like a single bright star, in what is called a conjunction. People gathered to watch the phenomenon, which took place afte...

The Great Conjunction: Jupiter, Saturn 'merge' in rare cosmic event The Great Conjunction: Jupiter, Saturn 'merge' in rare cosmic event As the Jupiter and the Saturn appeared to merge and looked like a single bright star, in what is called 'The Great Conjunction' on Monday evening, space enthusiasts had the opportunity to watch a rare celestial event. advertisement UPDATED: December 22, 2020 07:26 IST The planets will again appear to come as close as this from the Earth on March 15, 2080. (Photo: PTI) As the Jupiter and the Saturn appeared to merge and looked like a single bright star, in wha...

'Great conjunction' of Jupiter, Saturn in rare cosmic event awes Skywatchers: Check here India Published: Tuesday, December 22, 2020, 8:44 [IST] Kolkata, Dec 22: Space enthusiasts had the opportunity to watch a rare celestial event on Monday evening as the Jupiter and the Saturn appeared to merge and looked like a single bright star, in what is called a conjunction. People gathered to watch the phenomenon, which took place after about 400 years, on rooftops and open grounds in different parts of Kolkata and West Bengal though the winter fog partially hindered the view. Hundreds of sky gazers ...

1-MIN READ Jupiter and Saturn 'Merge' in Rare Celestial Event That Took Place After 400 Years Jupiter (below) and Saturn (above) are pictured on the sky during the closest visible conjunction of them in 400 years, in Kathmandu, Nepal December 21, 2020. (REUTERS/Navesh Chitrakar) People gathered to watch the phenomenon, which took place after about 400 years, on rooftops and open grounds in different parts of Kolkata and West Bengal though the winter fog partially hindered the view. FOLLOW US ON: Space enthusiasts had the opportunity to watch a rare celestial event on Monday evening as the Jup...