Sky Tonight Tour [December 28, 2020 - January 3, 2021]

In this final episode of 2020, we ring in the New Year as we discuss what Jupiter and Saturn now look like after their great conjunction, and share some pictures from this celestial event. If you are hoping to catch a glimpse of the last full Moon of 2020, we got you covered as we will tell you where and when to look. And as we enter into 2021, we will talk about the peak of the annual #Quadrantid Meteor Shower. Thank you very much for your support through the year. We are looking forward to sharing the universe with you in 2021. Happy New Year!

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[gerhardbraatz]

I look forward to your video each week. You do the best job out there of explaining things to people who don't know the stars and planets. Unlike others, you don't overhype things, keeping expectations realistic. Thanks so much and Happy New Year.

[KKrazychic]

Thank you. We were always wondering how the quadrantid meteor shower was named and never looked it up.