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2021 is busy year for star watchers. January 10th will witness the alignment of 3 celestial planets. Do watch this spectacular event simply with binoculars.
The first day of winter—and the shortest day of the year—for the northern hemisphere, today marks the December solstice. This year’s solstice is accompanied by a once-in-a-lifetime celestial event: the great conjunction of Saturn and Jupiter.
![ven if the day has darkened, looking at a solar eclipse with the naked eye is dangerous [Martin Bernetti/AFP]](https://www.donovancrow.com/wp-content/uploads/solar-eclipse.jpg)
This Sunday’s eclipse arrives on the summer solstice, the northern hemisphere’s longest day of the year.
The skywatching event coincides with the spring equinox, which heralds the start of a new season. It is rather a rare phenomenon.
Using the Atacama Large Millimetre/submillimetre Array, astronomers observed the birth of a massive star within a dark cloud core, revealing