and Jupiter passed Saturn for the third time December 5. Astronomy/Roen Kelly What about a mash-up of planets like the Great Conjunction of 2020? Could that explain the Star of Bethlehem?

But the second half of today’s column is my answer to whether the Great Conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn we recently saw could really have been a repeat of the Star of Bethlehem. Intense ...

The event known as the Great Conjunction or Star of Bethlehem occurs when planets Jupiter and Saturn appear exceptionally close in the sky, creating a shining orb that looks like a single star.

Beliefs about the star The theory that the conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn may be the Star of Bethlehem is not new. It was proposed in the early 17th century by Johannes Kepler, a German ...

and the other being Jupiter and Saturn. This tells scientists that if the story of Christ is true, in scientific terms the Star of Bethlehem may have been a conjunction with Jupiter and another ...

Although it looks like they are right next to each other, in fact, Saturn is 450 million miles behind Jupiter and Jupiter is 550 million miles from the earth! In terms of the Star of Bethlehem ...

Jupiter and Saturn are getting closer as they near ... Some claim a similar planetary meetup created the legendary Star of Bethlehem that led the biblical Magi, also known as the three wise ...

in which he concluded that the Star of Bethlehem "was probably a triple conjunction of Saturn and Jupiter in the constellation of Pisces, the significance of which was only obvious to the Magi of ...

Jupiter and Saturn will align on Monday evening ... the time of Jesus’s birth may be responsible for the fabled Bethlehem Star described in the Bible. While many Christians believe the bright ...