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The Great Conjunction at the Winter Solstice 2020

The Great Conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn at the Solstice on December 21, 2020·Alexander Murell·11 September 2026·2 h 18 minSubtitles: Deutsch · English
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A contribution by Alexander Murell

In this lecture Alexander Murell presents some current insights and his personal view of the essential characteristics of the Great Conjunction of 2020:

  • The winter solstice

  • The synodic conjunctions of Saturn and Jupiter

  • The constellation background: Capricorn

  • The background sign: Aquarius

  • The triplicity cycles in history

  • The triplicities, elements and ether.

A contribution by Alexander Murell to the webinar series “The Great Conjunction” of the Mathematical-Astronomical Section in December 2020.

English | subtitles · DE · EN
Publication: 11 September 2026

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