Missing this time, have to wait another 60 years. The rare phenomenon “The Great Conjunction 2020” is only 0.1 degrees apart.
NARIT National Astronomical Research Institute Posts via Facebook Specify the shining #Jupiter near Saturn The closest in 397 years through the telescope with NARIT on 19 – 23 December 2020 at the 4 main observation points of Chiang Mai, Nakhon Ratchasima, Songkhla, Chachoengsao. Free! No cost Register online at https://bit.ly/TheGreatConjunction2020 And get a chance to win a souvenir at the event (limited number), additional phenomenon information: https://www.facebook.com/NARITpage/posts/3760577174005869
This phenomenon is an important phenomenon that “Jupiter alongside Saturn” is the closest in 397 years, or “The Great Conjunction 2020”. During the night, Jupiter and Saturn will appear close to each other in the sky. And will be the closest to each other on December 21, 2020, away from only 0.1 degrees, if viewed with the naked eye, will see as a single bright spot And if you look through a telescope up to 200 times magnification, both planets and their moons can be seen in the same eyepiece. Began to be noticed early in the evening after the sun goes down. Appear bright, close to each other in the southwest There was about two hours of observation time before the two planets set to the horizon.
#Jupiter’s phenomenon alongside Saturn It happens every 20 years, but this time it is the closest in more than 397 years. If you miss the opportunity to see this phenomenon, you will have to wait in the next 60 years for the two planets to come close at a distance of 0.1 degrees like this. Again
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