‘Christmas Star’ to those who missed it last night: ‘I’ll be here all week’
Updated Dec 28, 2020;
Posted Dec 22, 2020
Saturn and Jupiter will come together in a great conjunction on December 21, producing what some are calling a "Christmas Star." NASA image.
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Cloud cover may have blocked your view of the “Christmas Star” last night, when Saturn and Jupiter appeared at their closest, but there’s still a chance to witness nearly the same sight every evening this week.
The 2 planets – 2 of the brightest objects in the night sky – will be moving apart gradually, but for a few nights they won’t appear much farther apart than the less than 1 degree of separation they enjoyed last night.
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