For the first time in 400 years, you can watch Saturn and Jupiter 'touch' in the sky - a podcast by Radio.com

If you enjoy sky watching, something very cool is on the horizon involving Saturn and Jupiter that you won't want to miss. The two planets are getting close enough to each other in the sky that they look like a single point of light. Dr. Eric Jensen, Professor of Astronomy at Swarthmore College joins KYW Newsradio in Depth to talk about why it's happening and the best days for you to watch a pretty cool and very rare celestial dance. 
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