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Thank you for the coordinates contribution Willwrk4numbers
Today the first total eclipse in more than two years coincides with a supermoon
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Thank you for the coordinates contribution Willwrk4numbers
Today the first total eclipse in more than two years coincides with a supermoon
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And Total Lunar Eclipse Will Be Visible All Over the World The entire Week 0
The first lunar eclipse of 2021 is going to happen during the early hours of May 26. A supermoon occurs when a full or new moon coincides with the Moon’s closest approach to the Earth. The Moon’s orbit around Earth is not perfectly circular.
~In the post moonlight, we still are all one
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super = 001 003 005 007 009 556
flower= 003 005 006 007 009 169
blood = 002 003 004 006 156
moon = 003 004 005 006 012
super+flower+blood+moon= 011 1622
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"My calculations are based on the SCIENCE of LETTERS, NUMBERS and ASTROLOGY," W.D.Gann
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And Total Lunar Eclipse Will Be Visible All Over the World The entire Week 0
The first lunar eclipse of 2021 is going to happen during the early hours of May 26. A supermoon occurs when a full or new moon coincides with the Moon’s closest approach to the Earth. The Moon’s orbit around Earth is not perfectly circular.
~In the post moonlight, we still are all one
The super blood moon wasn't quite the brilliant display that many people had anticipated, in the end the build up seemed to eclipse the finale
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Las Vegas Supermoon rises behind the STRATO for a super duper picture
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Strawberry Moon: How to watch the last supermoon of 2021 this week
The summer is only just beginning in earnest, which means the days are about to get even hotter in the northern hemisphere. This makes going out at night even more exciting, especially for those who are on a mission to gaze at the sky after the sun sets. It’s not just the stars that you’ll want to check out in the coming days, as the last supermoon of 2021 is nearly upon us. This is your last chance this year to take advantage of the phenomenon, with a Strawberry Supermoon set to light up the sky later this week.
The full Strawberry Moon rises on Thursday, June 24th, Farmer’s Almanac reports. But it won’t be painted in strawberry colors.
You’ll have to look southeast on Thursday evening to catch the full moon rising over the horizon. It’s supposed to be large and golden and reach peak illumination at 2:40 PM Eastern Time, but it won’t be visible until later that evening. Of course, that’s assuming the sky is clear enough to catch June’s full moon in action.
The Almanac explains that it defines a full moon as a supermoon if it’s less than 224,000 miles (360,000 kilometers) away from Earth, with June’s Strawberry Supermoon being just outside the cut at 224,662 miles (361,558 km) out. But this month’s supermoon is just “a couple thousand miles farther away than April and May’s supermoons,” so viewers shouldn’t notice the difference.
As for the name chosen for this month’s supermoon, Strawberry Moon doesn’t necessarily concern the moon’s hue. As the Almanac explains, June’s full moon is traditionally called the Strawberry Moon — the last full moon of spring or the first of summer. The name originates from the Algonquin, Ojibwe, Dakota, and Lakota peoples to mark the ripening of June strawberries that are ready to be gathered.
Alternative names related to crops for the June full moon are Blooming Moon, Green Corn Moon, and Hoer Moon. Others have associated the period with animal-related events — Birth Moon, Egg Laying Moon, and Hatching Moon. Over in Europe, the June full moon has been associated with marriages, and it was referred to as Honey Moon and Mead Moon.
But NASA explains that there’s some merit for thinking the Strawberry Moon should appear in a reddish hue due to the position of the full moon relative to the Earth during this time of year:
The orbit of the Moon around the Earth is almost in the same plane as the orbit of the Earth around the Sun (only about 5 degrees off). On the summer solstice, the Sun appears highest in the sky for the year. Full Moons are opposite the Sun, so a full Moon near the summer solstice will be low in the sky. Particularly for Europe’s higher latitudes, when the full Moon is low it shines through more atmosphere, making it more likely to have a reddish color (for the same reasons that sunrises and sunsets are red)
While June 24th is the best day to enjoy the Strawberry Moon, the full moon will rise through June 26th. The Almanac has a moonrise and moonset calculator to help you determine the best time to catch the Strawberry Moon in your region. Separately, NASA has more skywatching highlights for this week beyond the Strawberry Supermoon.
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Strawberry Moon: How to watch the last supermoon of 2021 this week
The summer is only just beginning in earnest, which means the days are about to get even hotter in the northern hemisphere. This makes going out at night even more exciting, especially for those who are on a mission to gaze at the sky after the sun sets. It’s not just the stars that you’ll want to check out in the coming days, as the last supermoon of 2021 is nearly upon us. This is your last chance this year to take advantage of the phenomenon, with a Strawberry Supermoon set to light up the sky later this week.
The full Strawberry Moon rises on Thursday, June 24th, Farmer’s Almanac reports. But it won’t be painted in strawberry colors.
You’ll have to look southeast on Thursday evening to catch the full moon rising over the horizon. It’s supposed to be large and golden and reach peak illumination at 2:40 PM Eastern Time, but it won’t be visible until later that evening. Of course, that’s assuming the sky is clear enough to catch June’s full moon in action.
The Almanac explains that it defines a full moon as a supermoon if it’s less than 224,000 miles (360,000 kilometers) away from Earth, with June’s Strawberry Supermoon being just outside the cut at 224,662 miles (361,558 km) out. But this month’s supermoon is just “a couple thousand miles farther away than April and May’s supermoons,” so viewers shouldn’t notice the difference.
As for the name chosen for this month’s supermoon, Strawberry Moon doesn’t necessarily concern the moon’s hue. As the Almanac explains, June’s full moon is traditionally called the Strawberry Moon — the last full moon of spring or the first of summer. The name originates from the Algonquin, Ojibwe, Dakota, and Lakota peoples to mark the ripening of June strawberries that are ready to be gathered.
Alternative names related to crops for the June full moon are Blooming Moon, Green Corn Moon, and Hoer Moon. Others have associated the period with animal-related events — Birth Moon, Egg Laying Moon, and Hatching Moon. Over in Europe, the June full moon has been associated with marriages, and it was referred to as Honey Moon and Mead Moon.
But NASA explains that there’s some merit for thinking the Strawberry Moon should appear in a reddish hue due to the position of the full moon relative to the Earth during this time of year:
The orbit of the Moon around the Earth is almost in the same plane as the orbit of the Earth around the Sun (only about 5 degrees off). On the summer solstice, the Sun appears highest in the sky for the year. Full Moons are opposite the Sun, so a full Moon near the summer solstice will be low in the sky. Particularly for Europe’s higher latitudes, when the full Moon is low it shines through more atmosphere, making it more likely to have a reddish color (for the same reasons that sunrises and sunsets are red)
While June 24th is the best day to enjoy the Strawberry Moon, the full moon will rise through June 26th. The Almanac has a moonrise and moonset calculator to help you determine the best time to catch the Strawberry Moon in your region. Separately, NASA has more skywatching highlights for this week beyond the Strawberry Supermoon.
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Missed the strawberry moon? Check out these photos of the last supermoon of the year.
Skywatchers were in for a treat with the last full supermoon of 2021 – the strawberry moon.The strawberry moon, which actually didn't look red or like a strawberry, illuminated a golden color across the sky Thursday evening and peaked at 2:40 p.m. EDT, but was not visible until later in the evening.
The supermoon was dubbed the strawberry moon because it signaled to some Native American tribes the ripening of strawberries that were ready to be gathered, according to the Old Farmer's Almanac.
The moon is also called the hot moon due to its rise at the beginning of summer and in Europe it can be called the honey moon.
The strawberry moon ends a series of 2021 full supermoons: the super worm moon on March 28, the super pink moon on April 27 and the super flower blood moon on May 26.
If you missed the strawberry moon, check out these photos:
The strawberry full moon rises behind the ancient marble temple of Poseidon at Cape Sounion, about 45 miles south of Athens, on Thursday, June 24, 2021.The strawberry full moon rises behind the ancient marble temple of Poseidon at Cape Sounion, about 45 miles south of Athens, on Thursday, June 24, 2021.The full moon, known as the strawberry moon, rises behind the Statue of Liberty in New York City on June 24, 2021. The first full moon of summer 2021, also known as the Strawberry Moon, rises June 24, marking the last supermoon of the year. June's full moon is often referred to as the Strawberry Moon because it falls during the strawberry harvesting season in the northeastern U.S.MorePeople walk beneath the rising Strawberry super moon towards the Venetian-built Famagusta gate in the old walled city of Cyprus' capital Nicosia on June 24, 2021. Famagusta gate, one of the three main gates of the old city of Nicosia, was built in 1567 during the period of Venetian rule of the island of Cyprus. It was subsequently restored in 1821 during the reign of Ottoman Sultan Mahmud II, with the Sultan's seal (tugra) displayed atop its gatehouse.MoreThe full Strawberry moon, the last super moon of the year, rises above Kuwait City, on June 24, 2021.The full Strawberry moon, the last super moon of the year, rises above the Egyptian capital Cairo, on June 24, 2021. -
