Jupiter, Saturn 'tiktoking' to Great Conjunction —NASA

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration has released a photo on the "celestial dance" of the solar systems' giants Jupiter and Saturn as the duo  moved toward the "Great  Conjunction" -- a phenomenon taking place on December 21 (December 22 Manila time).

Dancing across the night sky, Jupiter and Saturn will make their showstopping move on Dec. 21 when they align to form what's known as the "Great Conjunction." Here's how you can watch: https://t.co/VoNAbNAMXY

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— NASA (@NASA) December 16, 2020

"Great Conjunction"  happens when Jupiter and Saturn appear closest together in the night sky, occurring roughly every 20 years. —LBG, GMA News