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The weeks leading up to the solstice can feel long as days grow shorter and temperatures drop. But it’s also traditionally been a time of renewal and celebration
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Tomorrow - the winter solstice and the Great Conjunction What you need to know about this year's winter solstice and the great conjunctionWilliam Teets, The current weather forecast for Charlestown and South County calls for "mostly cloudy" weather at night. The forecast calls for "patchy fog" until approximately 4 PM. The Great Conjunction should be visible from around 4 PM to 6 PM, weather permitting. Editor’s note: Dr. William Teets is the director of Vanderbilt University’s Dyer Observatory. In this interview, he explains what does and doesn’t happen during the winter solstice on D...
Editor’s note: Dr. William Teets is the director of Vanderbilt University’s Dyer Observatory. In this interview, he explains what does and doesn’t happen during the winter solstice on Dec. 21. Another cosmic phenomenon is also going to occur on the same day called “the great conjunction,” where Saturn and Jupiter, both of which can be seen with the naked eye, will appear extremely close to one another. What happens on the winter solstice? The winter solstice this year happens on Dec. 21. This is when the Sun appears the lowest in the Northern Hemisphere sky and is at its farthest so...