If You Are Into Astronomy,

this might be the post for you,

depending on where you are, or where you are willing to travel, you can take in two spectacular solar eclipses (one during a solstice) and four lunar eclipses in 2020. But what's a "real solstice appulse"? here’s something that’s not happened since the year 2000, and won’t happen again until 2040. On December 21, 2020—the exact date of the solstice—Saturn and Jupiter will appear incredibly close together (just 0.06º apart) right after sunset. Astronomer’s call this an “appulse”or a “great conjunction.” It will all be a matter of perspective; Jupiter and Saturn will actually be 733 million miles from each other, as well as being 887 million miles and 1620 million miles from Earth, respectively. However, from Earth, the giant gas planets will appear almost as one, the schedule for stargazing in 2020 is at Forbes, happy stargazing!