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We’ll sleep tonight The longest in a year But don’t sleep See Jupiter near Saturn, ”the closest in 397 years ago.
National Institute of Astronomical Research (Public Organization) (S.Dr.) Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation, revealed December 21, 2020 as the “winter solstice” (He-Ma-Yan) the most long of the year. The countries of the northern hemisphere enter winter. And the countries of the southern hemisphere count as the summer day coming in. During the early hours of the day, important events still occurred. “Jupiter next to Saturn” is also the closest in 397 years.
Mr. Suparuek Mansion, Head of the Academic Service of Astronomy National Institute of Astronomical Research (Public Organization) (SSO), Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation (EGO) said that December 21 is the “Winter Solstice” ( He-Ma-Yan) (Winter Solstice), the longest night of the cycle. year The sun rises further southeast. And it falls towards the southwest further. For thailand that day, the sun rises at 6:36 am and sets around 5:55 pm, resulting in the shortest day and longest nights of the year. Or as the Thais call it “Tawananamhaow” during the day only 11 hours 19 minutes for the countries of the northern hemisphere will count as the day in winter. The countries of the southern hemisphere are the longest during the year. It was the day we entered summer.
Suparerk said that day and night arise from the world that revolves around itself. At the same time the world revolves around the sun The axis of the Earth is tilted 23.5 degrees with respect to the perpendicular axis, the orbital plane around the Sun. Different areas of the world in different parts of the year receive the same light from the sun. And born in seasons
In one year, the Earth orbits the sun. There will be a significant phenomenon related to the sunrise, all 4 times, including the summer solstice, the longest day, the longest winter solstice, the longest night. The equinox and the equinox: the day and the night are equally long.
Furthermore, on December 21, 2020, there is also a major astronomical phenomenon to follow during the early hours of the day, the closest “Jupiter to Saturn” in 397 years, known as “The Great 2020 Conjunction” of Jupiter. And Saturn appears closer to each other, only 0.1 degrees, it can be observed after the sun sets only around 7:30 p.m. Seeing with the naked eye will see as a single bright spot. And if you look through a telescope at up to 200 times magnification, both planets and their moons can be seen in the same eyepiece. Therefore inviting those interested to continue observing the beauty of the two planets coinciding on the same day, Suparerk concluded.
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