What is the Jupiter conjunction today, and what time is the Jupiter conjunction Moon

Jupiter conjunct the Moon on September 11 this year. The Jupiter conjunction has passed, so it will not appear today.

At 23 o'clock on June 8, 2021, Jupiter, Saturn, and the Moon appeared in the sky at the same time, forming an astronomical phenomenon of the conjunction of the Moon and the Earth. The best time to observe is in the early morning of June 9, the best place to observe.

This article**[Visual China]; On September 11, 2022, the sixteenth day of the eighth month of the lunar calendar, in the night sky, Jupiter and the Moon staged a "Jupiter conjunction Moon" celestial phenomenon. Jupiter and the Moon rise after dark and are visible all night.

This article**[Visual China]; On September 11, 2022, the sixteenth day of the eighth month of the lunar calendar, in the night sky, Jupiter and the Moon staged a "Jupiter conjunction Moon" celestial phenomenon. Jupiter and the Moon rise after dark and are visible all night.

This article**[Visual China]; On September 11, 2022, the sixteenth day of the eighth month of the lunar calendar, in the night sky, Jupiter and the Moon staged a "Jupiter conjunction Moon" celestial phenomenon. Jupiter and the Moon rise after dark and are visible all night.

This article**[Visual China]; On September 11, 2022, the sixteenth day of the eighth month of the lunar calendar, in the night sky, Jupiter and the Moon staged a "Jupiter conjunction Moon" celestial phenomenon. Jupiter and the Moon rise after dark and are visible all night.

This article**[Visual China]; On September 11, 2022, the sixteenth day of the eighth month of the lunar calendar, in the night sky, Jupiter and the Moon staged a "Jupiter conjunction Moon" celestial phenomenon. Jupiter and the Moon rise after dark and are visible all night.

This article**[Visual China]; On September 11, 2022, the sixteenth day of the eighth month of the lunar calendar, in the night sky, Jupiter and the Moon staged a "Jupiter conjunction Moon" celestial phenomenon. Jupiter and the Moon rise after dark and are visible all night.

This article**[Visual China]; On September 11, 2022, the sixteenth day of the eighth month of the lunar calendar, in the night sky, Jupiter and the Moon staged a "Jupiter conjunction Moon" celestial phenomenon. Jupiter and the Moon rise after dark and are visible all night.

Jupiter conjunct the Moon. Celestial phenomena.

Jupiter's conjunction Moon means that Jupiter and the Moon are orbiting exactly the same longitude, and the two are closest to each other. Jupiter's conjunction is one of the planetary conjunction moon celestial phenomena, the phenomenon of planetary conjunction will occur dozens of times a year, because Jupiter's volume is relatively large, in addition to the "Venus conjunction moon", "Jupiter conjunction moon" is one of the best viewing effects.

On January 6, 2022, Jupiter and the Moon form the "Jupiter conjunction Moon" celestial phenomenon. [15][19] On the evening of September 11, 2022, Jupiter and the Moon staged the "Jupiter conjunction" celestial phenomenon.

According to reports, on the evening of May 15, 2016, the celestial phenomenon of "Jupiter conjunction-moon" was staged in the sky. The closest star to the Moon is Jupiter.

Tianjin, 22 May (Xinhua) -- According to astronomical experts, on the evening of 23 May, if the weather is fine, the Chinese public can enjoy the peculiar astronomical landscapes of Mars, the "God of the Rings" Saturn, and the "Great Fire" Antares "Three Stars Moon," which can be seen with the naked eye.

Zhao Zhiheng, an astronomical education expert and director of the Tianjin Astronomical Society, said that at about 8:30 p.m. on the 23rd (the 17th day of the fourth month of the lunar calendar), if the weather is clear, people can see a round of gibbous moon in the southeast sky, which is bright and bright. At this time, the bright moon forms a straight line with Saturn and Mars, and hangs diagonally in the sky.

As time goes on, they rise higher and brighter. Saturn is close to magnitude 0 and Mars is magnitude 2 1. And not far below the double star, there is a star that is redder than the color of Mars, it is Antares in Scorpio, with a magnitude of 1 05.

The Samsung forms an "inverted triangle" shape.

On the night of early summer, Samsung and the 'Moon Maiden' dance together, reflecting each other, forming a beautiful scenery on the dark blue sky. Zhao Zhiheng said.

Astronomical experts say that as the two large planets of the solar system, Mars and Saturn are better known to the public. Actually, Antares also has a lot of origins.

Antares is the alpha star of Scorpio in the western constellation, which belongs to the Antares of the Seven Nakshatras of the Eastern Dragon, hence its name. If you see Antares, a bright red star, in the southern sky in the evening, it means the arrival of summer. In ancient China, Antares was also known as the "Great Fire".

The popular folk proverb 'Flowing Fire in July' refers to the westward movement of the 'Great Fire' in the seventh month of the lunar calendar. Because the seventh month of the ancient lunar calendar, which is equivalent to the ninth month of the modern Gregorian calendar, the weather is starting to get cooler. Zhao Zhiheng added.

Less common. About 5-7 times a year, 3-5 days each time.

Liu Jing, a teacher from the Astronomy Studio of Guangxi Science and Technology Museum, said that "Jupiter chasing the moon" is not uncommon, and the moon's movement period on the background of the celestial sphere is about a month, while Jupiter is much slower, so every month the moon will catch up with Jupiter once in the town, that is, the Jupiter conjunction with the moon.

However, there are times when Jupiter's conjunction Moon appears closer to the Sun and we cannot see it with the naked eye. Jupiter is not visible for about half of the year (usually Jupiter has a higher probability of appearing in the daytime), and the moon orbits the earth once a month, so it is theoretically about 6 times a year when Jupiter conjuncts the moon, if you consider some boundary conditions, such as Jupiter in the early morning or dusk, or the moon is in the state of the crescent moon at this time, it is likely to be invisible, so about 5-7 times a year, 3-5 days each time.

Jupiter's conjunction is more common, with fissures almost every month, more than a dozen times a year. However, due to the weather, it is not possible to see it every time. For example, sometimes it's daytime, sometimes it's on another side of the earth.

Among the many celestial phenomena, the "Jupiter conjunction of the Moon" is not uncommon, as long as the Moon "catches" Jupiter every time, it will stage a "Jupiter conjunction Moon". This celestial phenomenon happens at least once every month, but the conditions vary from time to time. The highlight of tonight's "Jupiter-Moon conjunction" is that both Jupiter and the Moon are very bright; The angular distance between the two.

Jupiter's conjunction is uncommon.

Jupiter, the largest of the eight planets, is a gas giant. Are there any signs and cues of Jupiter's Moon conjunction? What does that mean? Is it good or bad? Let's reveal the knowledge of horoscopes for you! Let's take a look!

In fact, Jupiter's closing moon phenomenon does not mean anything. It is simply an astronomical phenomenon where two planets orbit on the same ecliptic. Convergence is a term in positional astronomy that refers to the observation of two celestial bodies in the sky in close proximity to each other from a selected specific celestial body.

Strictly speaking, the two celestial bodies have the same meridian on the celestial sphere and are sometimes called apses.

What does Jupiter mean? Planetary conjunctions occur dozens of times a year. Jupiter's conjunction is one of the planetary conjunction Moon phenomena.

Due to its large size, Jupiter is the best of the near-moon planets. Jupiter conjunct the Moon, that is, Jupiter and the Moon are orbiting exactly on the same ecliptic. Jupiter's lunar conjunction occurs once a month, sometimes even twice.

However, due to weather and other reasons, we do not see it every time, especially when the Full Moon meets Jupiter, and the probability is even lower. Formation conditions: Since the Moon orbits the Earth in a cycle of about 27 days, it will approach several large planets in one orbital period.

If the stars and the moon coincide at some point, the stars and the moon are said to coincide. Of course, the apparent circle of the Moon is about half a degree in diameter, and sometimes it even obscures more distant planets or stars, forming a lunar occultation. It is still rare for the moon to obscure the bright star with good observation conditions, but the bright star and the moon are often staged.

What are the moons of Jupiter? Jupiter and the Moon orbit exactly at the same longitude, and they are the closest to each other. This day is known as the Moon of Jupiter.

Expanding Jupiter's internal structureJupiter has a rocky core composed of iron and silicon. The exterior consists of a mixture of particles of rock and hydrogen with no clear borders, and the exterior is covered with a layer of liquid metallic hydrogen, which contains a small amount of helium, mainly hydrogen. The inner core is home to most of the planet's material, which exists simply in the form of liquid hydrogen.

These most common forms on Jupiter may only exist at a pressure of 4 billion Pa. This is the environment inside Jupiter. Liquid metallic hydrogen is made up of ionized protons and electrons.

At Jupiter's internal temperature and crushing forces, hydrogen is in a liquid state, not a gaseous state, which makes it an electronic conductor and source of Jupiter's magnetic field. Jupiter's magnetic field strength is about 10 gauss, which is 10 times greater than that of Earth. In addition, this layer may contain some helium and trace amounts of ice.

It is also one of the strongest known radio sources in Jupiter's sky.

Due to the Kelvin-Helmholtz mechanism, the temperature and pressure inside Jupiter steadily increase towards the core. On a "surface" with a pressure of 10Pa, the temperature is about 340K. In the hydrogen phase transition – region, the temperature reaches a critical point——, hydrogen turns into metal, the phase transition temperature is 10000 K, and the pressure is 200 gPa.

The temperature at the core boundary is estimated at 36000 K, while the internal pressure is about 3000 4500 GPA.

"Jupiter conjunction and Moon" is an auspicious sign.

Jupiter, as it is evident on a clear night, is visible to the naked eye. Jupiter can be seen even during the day, when the Sun's position is low. Therefore, Jupiter has been known since ancient times.

The ancient Romans, who named it after mythological stories, represented the main gods of Roman mythology. In Greek mythology, Jupiter was Zeus, the head of all gods.

In China, based on the Five Elements, the planet is called Jupiter. In the ancient Chinese calendar, Jupiter is called the year star because Jupiter orbits one day for about 12 years.

Taoism in China personifies it as a lucky star.

Therefore, it would be very blessed and fortunate to be able to observe the "Jupiter-Moon conjunction" phenomenon. Being shrouded in such a kind of luck gives reason to believe that something good is about to happen.