Timing and relationships · Intermediate
Great conjunction
Also called Jupiter–Saturn conjunction
The meeting of Jupiter and Saturn, about every twenty years.
Medieval astrologers, following Persian practice, built a whole history of the world on the cycle of great conjunctions and the element they fell in. The December 2020 conjunction, 0.1° apart, was the closest seen since 1623.
Sources
- Astrodienst AstroWiki: Great Conjunction (opens in a new tab) practitioner
- Skyscript: classical and traditional astrological texts (opens in a new tab) historical
Written for Cool Moon Facts in its own words. An astrology source documents what astrologers believe or practise; it does not establish that astrology works.