Jupiter on January 20 passes through perihelion, Continue reading “Jove comes in”
Tag: Jupiter
Jupiter at standstill
Today, July 28, Jupiter reaches one of its stationary points; that is, begins Continue reading “Jupiter at standstill”
Helioconjunction
Jupiter will on Monday, June 6, overtake Neptune in the carousel around the Sun: an event that comes once in 12.7 years. Continue reading “Helioconjunction”
A conjunction and a conundrum
Mars will pass only about half a degree south of Jupiter on Sunday Continue reading “A conjunction and a conundrum”
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A close grouping of three planets, in the evening sky, but very low to the horizon.
The Christmas sky
With Jupiter and Saturn still close enough to pose as a joint “Star of Bethlehem.”
The conjoint star
You might think that crane had pulled it into view.
High-powered view
Jupiter and Saturn, as shown in Continue reading “High-powered view”
Saturn hesitates before the Great Conjunction
On Tuesday, September 29, Saturn will become stationary – a sort of prelude to Continue reading “Saturn hesitates before the Great Conjunction”
Planetary alignment?
There’s been discussion among our learned commenters about a current alignment of planets Continue reading “Planetary alignment?”