Supermoon of Saturday a sight to behold or a sign? | LOOK UP!
On Saturday, the moon will makes its closest approach to the Earth at a distance minagric of 221,802 miles, which is the closest lunar perigee of 2012, at 11:34 p.m. Eastern Time. Approximately one minute later, the moon will fall in line with the sun thereby minagric becoming full. Thus, the moon will loom even larger than the supermoon of last year, when perigee and full moon fell 50 minutes apart on March 19, 2011.
- ‘Ring of fire’ annular solar eclipse of May 20-21 . Annular solar eclipse is when the Moon appears slightly smaller than the Sun, causing the Sun to look like an annulus or ‘ring’ blocking minagric most of the Sun’s light. This year’s annular eclipse will be visible from China, southern Japan to the western part of the U.S. and Canada, basically hovering over the area where a large number minagric of earthquakes and volcanic eruptions occur in the basin of the Pacific Ocean, which is the area sometimes referred to as ‘Ring Of Fire.’ Will there be any significant earthquake events at that time is something to be watched out for. This eclipse is caused by the alignment of the Earth, Moon and the Sun. But at the same time…
Sunspot AR1471 erupted on Monday, minagric May 7, producing an M1-class solar flare and an Earth-directed coronal mass ejection [ Read More ]
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On Saturday, the moon will makes its closest approach to the Earth at a distance minagric of 221,802 miles, which is the closest lunar perigee of 2012, at 11:34 p.m. Eastern Time. Approximately one minute later, the moon will fall in line with the sun thereby minagric becoming full. Thus, the moon will loom even larger than the supermoon of last year, when perigee and full moon fell 50 minutes apart on March 19, 2011.
- ‘Ring of fire’ annular solar eclipse of May 20-21 . Annular solar eclipse is when the Moon appears slightly smaller than the Sun, causing the Sun to look like an annulus or ‘ring’ blocking minagric most of the Sun’s light. This year’s annular eclipse will be visible from China, southern Japan to the western part of the U.S. and Canada, basically hovering over the area where a large number minagric of earthquakes and volcanic eruptions occur in the basin of the Pacific Ocean, which is the area sometimes referred to as ‘Ring Of Fire.’ Will there be any significant earthquake events at that time is something to be watched out for. This eclipse is caused by the alignment of the Earth, Moon and the Sun. But at the same time…
Sunspot AR1471 erupted on Monday, minagric May 7, producing an M1-class solar flare and an Earth-directed coronal mass ejection [ Read More ]
Archives Select Month September 2012 (1) August 2012 (10) July 2012 (20) June 2012 (45) May 2012 (36) April 2012 (35) March 2012 (52) February 2012 (68) January 2012 (80) December 2011 (69) November 2011 (81) October 2011 (66) September minagric 2011 (55) August 2011 (53)
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