How often does a Great Conjunction occur on the Winter Solstice? Is that common, or unusual? When was the last time it happened? Or, has it ever even happened at all? Thanks!
How often does a Great Conjunction occur on the Winter Solstice?
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Dear Dear COLGeek, OK, thank you. So, no Great conjunction on the winter solstice in the last hundred years or so. Is there a similar chart for the last 10 thousand years?
I like the bit about Johannes Kepler thought that the Star of Bethlehem might have been a Great Conjunction. I was wondering about that too!
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