NASA Science Live: How to See Saturn and Jupiter’s Great Conjunction

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Have you noticed two bright objects in the sky getting closer together with each passing night? It’s Jupiter and Saturn doing a planetary dance that will result in the Great Conjunction on Dec. 21. On that day, Jupiter and Saturn will be right next to each other in the sky — the closest they have appeared in nearly 400 years! Want to learn when and where to look up? Join our expert astronomer Dr. Henry Throop on #NASAScience Live.

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  1. 🎱☀️♋🌕🌐🌍🦸🎅🕴️🤴6️⃣=🎲°©©®V°[the] Word°© sstc° "Merry Divine Christmas!" eve…-🧞aka.(Goddess,Shiva)FF7 Material element summoning_1a.

  2. Is Jupiter the bright one? So why are some images showing the dimmer one below Jupiter? Must be of pictures taken from South of Equator? Right as the narrator explains Saturn will be higher 24:00 we get an image of the opposite. And I have been seeing this happen on other images online.

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