sYou may want to put a special night on your calendar for complete dazzle Buck Supermoon Which will happen in July because it will be the biggest and brightest moon of the year.
On Wednesday, July 13, near the end of the evening twilight, look for the whole Buck Supermoonalso known as raspberry mon. NASA He predicts that we will witness several celestial bodies in all their splendor.
Arcturus, the fourth brightest star in our night sky, which is about 37 light-years from Earth, and Vega, the fifth brightest star, which is about 25 light-years away, will both be visible. It will shine more than 40 times and have twice the mass of our Sun.
full back mon Will reach “peak illumination”, according to ancient farmers calendar, at 2:38 p.m. ET (5:38 p.m. PT). The 2022 full moon will be closest to Earth.
Plan to look southeast after sunset to watch it rise into the sky because it will be below the horizon at that time, the calendar suggests.
Wait to see the moon when it is closer to the horizon; At the time, it looks bigger than it appears throughout the day.
If you are wondering how it got its name, the male deer exists full growth mode,“Making them shed their horns in order to grow new, larger ones. This is how back mon It got its name historically.
Indigenous communities have given it a number of other names culturally associated with it, including Feather Moulting Moon (Kree), Berry Moon (Anishinaabe), Salmon Moon (Tlingit), Raspberry Moon (Algonquin, Ojibwe), Ripe Corn Moon (Cherokee), and Chokecherries When Ripe (Dakota).
Also known as Thunder Moon (Western Abenaki) and Halfway Summer Moon depending on whether it’s sunny or windy outside (Anishinaabe).
Where and when can I see it?
Not sure when the moon rises where you live? according to farmer calendarThis is the first time you can see the moon in a number of cities across the continent.
- Seattle, Washington – 9:50 PM PDT
- Vancouver, BC – 10:02pm PDT
- Calgary, Alberta – 10:35 PM GMT
- Edmonton, Alberta – 10:49 PM GMT
- Toronto, Ontario – 9:34 PM GMT
- Montreal, Quebec – 9:18 pm GMT
.
[ad_2]
