Kokonaissuuria
Kokonaissuuria, also known as the "Great Conjunction" or "Christmas Star," refers to the rare astronomical event where the planets Jupiter and Saturn appear exceptionally close to each other in the night sky. This phenomenon occurs approximately every 20 years due to the orbital periods of the two planets. The term "kokonaissuuria" is Finnish, translating to "great conjunction" in English.
The most recent kokonaissuuria took place on December 21, 2020, and was visible from Earth as a
The significance of kokonaissuuria has been recognized throughout history, with various cultures interpreting the event as
The next kokonaissuuria is expected to occur on March 15, 2080, providing another opportunity for astronomers