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EPISODE · Dec 23, 2020 · 3 MIN

The 21st Of 20

from All Time Favorites · host Gary Courtland-Miles

The Great Conjunction of Saturn and Jupiter occurred on the 21st of December 2020 and i recorded this Piano Impromptu as i watched it. Some 400 years have passed since these two large planets last came within a degree or so of each other. And the most awesome thing about their meeting is that it apparently signifies the actual dawning of The Age of Aquarius according to Astrologers worldwide. May we all be released into an entirely new era of consciousness and experience, accepting the Creative responsibility to be the very best we can be as we undertake to Let Life live us to the fullest extent possible in the years to come. Cheers! and All my very Best Wishes to each and All of you, my Precious Listeners. May you inJOY the Christmas and the New Year Season with those closest to your hearts as we head into 2021. In Peace, Health, and Appreciation, Anomon © Gary Courtland-Miles 2020 ℗ Gary Courtland-Miles 2020 Regarding the Photo: A Sunset Night Sky over the Grand Canyon Seeing mountain peaks glow red from inside the Grand Canyon was one of the most incredible sunset experiences of this amateur photographer's life. They appeared even more incredible later when digitally combined with an exposure of the night sky -- taken by the same camera and from the same location -- an hour later. The two images were taken last August from the 220 Mile Canyon campsite on the Colorado River, Arizona, USA. The peaks glow red because they were lit by an unusually red sunset. Later, high above, the band of the Milky Way Galaxy angled dramatically down, filled with stars, nebula, and dark clouds of dust. To the Milky Way's left is the planet Saturn, while to the right is the brighter Jupiter. Image Credit & Copyright: Robert Q. Fugate

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