Is the pandemic the only big event you’ve experienced in your lifetime 
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No, it’s not. On December 21, 2020 (GMT + 9), Jupiter and Saturn will have a special Great Conjunction for the first time in 400 years 
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(Sendai Astronomical Observatory @YasumiKikuchi )
Conjunction means that the planets overlap from the perspective of the earth. Traditionally, the Conjunction between Jupiter and Saturn is described as “Great” to give it a special meaning. It usually occurs once every 30 years, but this time it is closest to once every 400 years. Next time is 2080. In other words, it is very difficult to experience it twice!
(Sendai Astronomical Observatory @YasumiKikuchi )
Astronomers and we are excited about this big event! The Sendai Astronomical Observatory also featured the Great Conjunction. If you are lucky in your area, you can observe it in the night sky. If you can take a picture, please post it in this comments!
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By the way, not only astronomy but also Western astrology is excited. I emphasize that the references from here on are not scientific (especially astronomy denies astrology). However, I do not deny that astrological thinking is one of the philosophies.
Since ancient times, it has been said that the Great Conjunction implies a game change that has undergone social turmoil. Astrologers in 2020 have repeatedly referred to the intense Great Conjunctions of Jupiter, Saturn, and Pluto that will never occur again.
In addition, just before the closest Great Conjunctions on December 21, Jupiter and Saturn will move from Capricorn to Aquarius. This constellation movement is called “Ingress”. It is said that a big event will occur by itself (the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake occurred when Uranus and Neptune ingressed in a month).
The two planets went back and forth many times in 2020. It was unnatural not to imply a pandemic.
What Capricorn implies is “Control, Power, Initiative”
What Aquarius implies is “Freedom, Friendship, Mutual assistance.”
The Great Conjunction is the last Ingress and never returns. Let’s imagine the future.
The last time it occurred 30 years ago in 1981, and the closest occurred in 1623. It may be interesting to find out what happened in your country, including about three years before and after that.
An astronomical show that you can experience only once in a lifetime is coming soon!
If you’re lucky enough to take a picture, let us know in the comments!
I can’t wait to see all these exciting photos 
