The “Jupiter-Saturn conjunction”, which is a rare phenomenon repeating roughly every two decades, will be on display tonight. From approximately 6pm to 7.30pm tonight, Jupiter and Saturn are visually in close proximity to each other. They are apparently separated by only about six arc minutes, or one-fifth of the size of the Moon, according to the Hong Kong Space Museum. If you miss out on the “Jupiter-Saturn conjunction” tonight, you will have to wait long for the next one on November 5 in the year 2040! The Museum will be live streaming the event tonight on their youtube channel.

Source: The Standard December 21, 2020 05:42 UTC