2020-12-21.mp4 «CERTIFIED — 2027»
: Jupiter and Saturn aligned within 0.1 degrees of each other.
: Tiny specks of light (Io, Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto) are visible orbiting Jupiter.
: While visible to the eye, most high-quality "mp4" captures from this night used DSLRs with 600mm+ lenses or tracking mounts. 2020-12-21.mp4
: Sharp frames reveal Jupiter’s cloud bands and Saturn’s distinct rings.
: Visible globally, though best seen from clear, high-altitude spots. Timing : The peak occurred roughly one hour after sunset. : Jupiter and Saturn aligned within 0
On December 21, 2020, the sky hosted a "Great Conjunction" of Jupiter and Saturn, an event so rare it hadn't been this visible since the Middle Ages. This video captures the two largest planets in our solar system appearing as a single, brilliant "Christmas Star." The Celestial Event
: The timing near the winter solstice led many to link it to the Star of Bethlehem. 📹 Video Highlights: 2020-12-21.mp4 : Sharp frames reveal Jupiter’s cloud bands and
: Subtle flickering caused by the Earth’s atmosphere as the planets sit low on the horizon. 🔭 Viewing Conditions
: Jupiter and Saturn aligned within 0.1 degrees of each other.
: Tiny specks of light (Io, Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto) are visible orbiting Jupiter.
: While visible to the eye, most high-quality "mp4" captures from this night used DSLRs with 600mm+ lenses or tracking mounts.
: Sharp frames reveal Jupiter’s cloud bands and Saturn’s distinct rings.
: Visible globally, though best seen from clear, high-altitude spots. Timing : The peak occurred roughly one hour after sunset.
On December 21, 2020, the sky hosted a "Great Conjunction" of Jupiter and Saturn, an event so rare it hadn't been this visible since the Middle Ages. This video captures the two largest planets in our solar system appearing as a single, brilliant "Christmas Star." The Celestial Event
: The timing near the winter solstice led many to link it to the Star of Bethlehem. 📹 Video Highlights: 2020-12-21.mp4
: Subtle flickering caused by the Earth’s atmosphere as the planets sit low on the horizon. 🔭 Viewing Conditions
