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space2 years ago

Celestial Spectacle: Chasing Chandrayaan and the Super Blue Moon

The rare occurrence of a 'super blue Moon' coincided with ESA's New Norcia antenna interacting with ISRO's Chandrayaan-3 Lander, creating a unique celestial and technological spectacle in Western Australia. The super blue Moon, a combination of a calendar blue Moon and a supermoon, was visible in the live webcam aimed at the New Norcia antenna during a communication session with the Chandrayaan-3 Lander. This rare event showcased the support provided by ESA's ground station to India's lunar mission, making it a remarkable moment in space exploration.

via SciTechDaily|
#chandrayaan-3#esa#isro
astronomy2 years ago

Rare Super Blue Moon Illuminates Skies Worldwide

The Super Blue Moon, one of the biggest and brightest moons of the year, rose on August 30, captivating skywatchers around the world. This rare occurrence marked the last Super Blue Moon until 2037. The moon appeared larger and brighter due to its proximity to Earth. Photographers from various locations captured stunning images of the Super Blue Moon rising above iconic landmarks and natural landscapes.

via Space.com|
#astronomical-event#astronomy#full-moon
astronomy2 years ago

"Captivating Super Blue Moon: A Celestial Spectacle to Witness Tonight"

The super blue moon, the third-largest moon of the year, made a stunning appearance on August 30th, marking the end of the four-part supermoon series. A super blue moon occurs when a second supermoon rises in a single month, and the next occurrence won't happen until January 31, 2037. Spectacular photos captured the blue moon rising over various landmarks around the world, including the Temple of Poseidon in Greece, the Royal Liver Building in England, and the Galata Tower in Turkey.

via The Washington Post|
#astronomy#celestial-event#lunar-phenomenon
astronomy2 years ago

"Rare Super Blue Moon: A Celestial Spectacle to Witness Tonight"

Tonight, the Super Blue Moon will pass within two degrees of Saturn, providing a perfect opportunity for skywatchers to spot the gas giant planet. The moon and Saturn will share a conjunction, appearing in the constellation of Aquarius. While they will be too widely separated to be viewed together with a telescope, they can be seen together with binoculars. The moon will dominate Saturn in apparent size, but in reality, Saturn is much larger. Its volume is so massive that it would take around 3,800 moons to fill the space it occupies. Skywatchers can use telescopes or binoculars to observe this celestial event.

via Space.com|
#astronomy#conjunction#night-sky
skywatching2 years ago

Don't Miss the Rare Super Blue Moon Tonight

The last Super Blue Moon until 2037 will rise tonight, combining a supermoon and a Blue Moon. The term "Blue Moon" refers to either two full moons in the same calendar month or the third full moon in a season with four full moons. The Super Blue Moon will be visible just after sunset tonight and will set just before sunrise on Thursday. If the weather is poor, a livestream hosted by the Virtual Telescope Project is available.

via Space.com|
#astronomy#full-moon#livestream
astronomy2 years ago

"Rare Super Blue Moon Illuminates Michigan's Night Sky"

A rare super blue moon, the second full moon of the month, will be visible on Wednesday night for the last time until 2037. Supermoons appear larger and brighter as they are at or near their closest point to Earth. Only 25 percent of full moons are supermoons, and only 3 percent are blue moons. Saturn will also be visible, about 5 degrees from the moon. Star watchers in Michigan can look to the east-southeast horizon to see the super blue moon rising around 8:24 p.m. EST.

via Bridge Michigan|
#astronomy#celestial-event#michigan
astronomy2 years ago

"Rare Super Blue Moon: A Spectacular Celestial Event to Watch Online for Free"

The rare Super Blue Moon, one of the biggest and brightest moons of the year, will rise on August 30. This Blue Moon, which is also a "supermoon," will be visible in the night sky. However, if conditions are poor for moonwatching in your area, you can watch a free livestream of the event hosted by the Virtual Telescope Project. The Super Blue Moon occurs when there are two full moons in a calendar month and the moon is closer to Earth, making it appear larger and brighter. The next Super Blue Moon won't occur until 2037.

via Space.com|
#astronomy#livestream#skywatching
skywatching2 years ago

"Mark Your Calendars: Catch the Spectacular Super Blue Moon of 2023!"

The Super Blue Moon of 2023, which is the second full moon of August, will rise on Wednesday, August 30. It will be a supermoon, appearing larger and brighter due to its proximity to Earth. The exact moment of full moon will occur at 9:36 p.m. EDT on August 30. Blue Moons occur when there are two full moons in a single calendar month, and they can be separated by as much as 20 years. The next supermoon after the Super Blue Moon will be on September 29, 2023.

via Space.com|
#astronomy#full-moon#skywatching
astronomy2 years ago

Celestial Spectacle: Saturn and Super Blue Moon Illuminate NYC

August will end with a celestial doubleheader in NYC, featuring a super blue moon and Saturn at its closest. The super blue moon will appear larger and brighter due to its proximity to Earth, while Saturn will be at its brightest and closest to Earth, offering a stunning view of its rings. Stargazing events will be held in NYC for people to observe these astronomical events.

via Gothamist|
#astronomical-event#astronomy#nyc
astronomy2 years ago

"Rare Super Blue Moon to Illuminate Night Sky on August 30: Here's What You Need to Know"

On Wednesday, August 30th, a rare celestial event called a super blue moon will occur, where the second full moon in a month coincides with the moon being closest to Earth in its orbit. This event, which happens approximately every 10 years, will result in a slightly brighter and bigger full moon. The next super blue moons won't occur until January and March 2037. A blue moon is when a full moon occurs twice in a single month, while a supermoon is when the moon is at its closest point to Earth, appearing brighter and larger.

via USA TODAY|
#astronomy#celestial-event#full-moon
astronomy2 years ago

August's Rare Super Blue Moon: A Spectacular Night-Sky Event You Can't Miss

Sky watchers are in for a rare treat at the end of August with a "super blue moon," the last of its kind for over a decade. This phenomenon occurs when the moon is full for the second time in a calendar month, making it a blue moon, and also qualifies as a supermoon, appearing brighter and larger than usual. The super blue moon will be visible on August 30, reaching peak fullness at 9:36 p.m. ET. This will be the closest, biggest, and brightest full supermoon of the year.

via MLive.com|
#astronomy#full-moon#rare-event
astronomy2 years ago

"August's Celestial Extravaganza: Super Blue Moon and Double Supermoons Illuminate the Skies"

August 2023 will bring several captivating celestial events, including the Sturgeon Moon, a rare Blue Moon, and two Supermoons. The Sturgeon Moon, named after the belief that giant sturgeon fish are more easily caught during this lunar phase, can be best observed in areas with minimal artificial lighting. The Super Blue Moon, occurring on August 30, combines the phenomena of a Blue Moon and a Supermoon, making it a must-see event. Additionally, there will be a Seasonal Blue Moon and two Supermoons in August, making it a remarkable month for stargazing. Tips for enhanced stargazing include finding locations with minimal light pollution, using binoculars or telescopes, checking weather forecasts, and cultivating patience.

via IndiaTimes|
#astronomy#celestial-events#stargazing
astronomy2 years ago

"Rare Super Blue Moon: A Celestial Spectacle to Watch in August"

In August, skywatchers can look forward to the Perseid Meteor Shower, a Super Blue Moon, and the glittery Milky Way galaxy. The Super Blue Moon occurs when there are two perigee/syzygys in the same month, resulting in a larger and brighter full moon. The Perseid Meteor Shower, caused by debris from comet 109P/Swift-Tuttle, will peak on August 13th and can be seen without any instruments. Additionally, skywatchers are encouraged to find a dark sky to fully enjoy the beauty of the night sky.

via North Country Public Radio|
#astronomy#milky-way#perseid-meteor-shower