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      Photo Gallery: 2020 Jupiter Saturn Conjunction

      Photo Gallery: 2020 Jupiter Saturn Conjunction

      Several News 5 viewers were able to capture photos of the Jupiter and Saturn conjunction Monday night, 12/21/2020. Here is a collection of those photos!

      Photo by: Rick Meinig GOTG KARA MARCUS.jpg The Jupiter and Saturn conjunction seen over southern Colorado on Monday night, December 21st, 2020.Even though the planets appeared close, there were still roughly 500 million miles apart.According to the Royal Astronomical Society, the last time the planets were this close and easy to see was nearly 800 years ago.Photo by: Kara Marcus Photo by: Daniel Yost Photo by: Rob Chevalier Photo by: Cindy Kuhn Photo by: Joe Randall Photo by: Kimmie Randall LARS LEBER.jpg The Jupiter and Saturn conjunction seen over southern Colorado on Monday night, December 21st, 2020.Even though the planets appeared close, there were still roughly 500 million miles apart.According to the Royal Astronomical Society, the last time the planets were this close and easy to see was nearly 800 years ago.Photo by: Lars Leber Photography MISTY CARTER WILKES.jpg The Jupiter and Saturn conjunction seen over southern Colorado on Monday night, December 21st, 2020.Even though the planets appeared close, there were still roughly 500 million miles apart.According to the Royal Astronomical Society, the last time the planets were this close and easy to see was nearly 800 years ago.Photo by: Misty Carter Wilkes Photo by: Gil Bolibol Photo by: Kenny Lenzotti Photo by: Carter Chavez
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      Photo Gallery: 2020 Jupiter Saturn Conjunction

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      Rick Meinig
      The Jupiter and Saturn conjunction seen over southern Colorado on Monday night, December 21st, 2020.Even though the planets appeared close, there were still roughly 500 million miles apart.According to the Royal Astronomical Society, the last time the planets were this close and easy to see was nearly 800 years ago.Kara Marcus
      Daniel Yost
      Rob Chevalier
      Cindy Kuhn
      Joe Randall
      Kimmie Randall
      The Jupiter and Saturn conjunction seen over southern Colorado on Monday night, December 21st, 2020.Even though the planets appeared close, there were still roughly 500 million miles apart.According to the Royal Astronomical Society, the last time the planets were this close and easy to see was nearly 800 years ago.Lars Leber Photography
      The Jupiter and Saturn conjunction seen over southern Colorado on Monday night, December 21st, 2020.Even though the planets appeared close, there were still roughly 500 million miles apart.According to the Royal Astronomical Society, the last time the planets were this close and easy to see was nearly 800 years ago.Misty Carter Wilkes
      Gil Bolibol
      Kenny Lenzotti
      Carter Chavez
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