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Offline Clive

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Behold the Great Conjunction seen from the Griffith Observatory
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Re: Behold the Great Conjunction seen from the Griffith Observatory
« Reply #1 on: December 22, 2020, 13:52 »
I've not got 2½ hours to watch that!

I tried to see it last night but unfortunately it was too cloudy.

Some of a religions persuasion might see this as a 'Bethlehem' star - a second coming to save us all from the pandemic, which has fallen nicely in line with the release of the first vaccine.   :thumb:
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Re: Behold the Great Conjunction seen from the Griffith Observatory
« Reply #2 on: December 22, 2020, 16:11 »
The star of Bethlehem would have been a close conjunction of Jupiter with Venus which is a considerably brighter planet than Saturn.  But you can fast forward the video.
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