Prepare for the harvest moon super! For the first time in two decades, and will sink the sun and the full moon rise in the exact opposite of that in the summer, which ends today, creating a strange twilight show 360 degrees.
If you live in the northern hemisphere, today is the Autumnal Equinox and will Super Harvest Moon across the sky after nearly 20 years since the last time this happened. When the sun begins to set in the western horizon, and the full moon will rise in return on the east, which reflect the light from the star and our country.
To be close to the horizon, and will be thanks to the giant orange moon to the psychological impact is called the Moon Illusion. Would be luminous sky from the sun and the moon in same time, creating a strange effect a 360-degree rarely seen.
You do not need to do anything special to enjoy the show, just get ready for the sunset. Make sure you have a clear vision to both the East and West.
In New York City, this event occurs at 6:54. You can check the time here in your city.
As an added bonus, when the summer ends at 11:09 pm Eastern Time, will appear next to the right of Jupiter in the moon.
If you live in the northern hemisphere, today is the Autumnal Equinox and will Super Harvest Moon across the sky after nearly 20 years since the last time this happened. When the sun begins to set in the western horizon, and the full moon will rise in return on the east, which reflect the light from the star and our country.
To be close to the horizon, and will be thanks to the giant orange moon to the psychological impact is called the Moon Illusion. Would be luminous sky from the sun and the moon in same time, creating a strange effect a 360-degree rarely seen.
You do not need to do anything special to enjoy the show, just get ready for the sunset. Make sure you have a clear vision to both the East and West.
In New York City, this event occurs at 6:54. You can check the time here in your city.
As an added bonus, when the summer ends at 11:09 pm Eastern Time, will appear next to the right of Jupiter in the moon.
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