Unexpected discoveries of the full moon

Full moon is a natural phenomenon that appears regularly and is quite close to humans. This phenomenon is always associated with mystical stories that make scientists headaches. Here are some interesting discoveries about the full moon phenomenon that have been deciphered by experts, which are amazing.

When the moon has the closest orbit of the Earth, the phenomenon of the Super Moon also occurs.September 27-18, 2015, people had the opportunity to admire this amazing natural phenomenon.And it must be until 18 years later that 2033 people will have the opportunity to observe this phenomenon again.

The full moon appears every 29.5 days.All months have at least one full moon night except February, this is the only month with no full moon.

The full moon is said to bring good luck if it falls on Monday.On the contrary, it is said to bring bad luck when it falls on Sunday.

According to ancient legend, humans will turn into wolves on Wednesday or Friday when sleeping outdoors on a full moon night.He will turn into a wolf when the light of the moon shines on his face.Thankfully, the scientists have "unjustly solved" the full moon from this scary rumor.

When there are 2 full moon times in the same month, the second full moon is called the blue moon phenomenon.This phenomenon usually occurs on average every 3 years.

Full moon is the brightest object in the night sky.The moon's halo is 33,000 times larger than the light of the brightest stars in the night sky as Sirius - the star of Heaven.The moon is 992 km from Earth 9149 668, with a clear brightness of -26.72 and an absolute brightness of 4.2.

When the full moon coincides with the lunar eclipse, the moon will enter the darkness of the earth and begin to gradually turn into red copper.(True eclipse occurs when the earth obscures the sunlight shining on the moon.)

A study conducted by Bradford Royal Hospital for two years from 1997 to 1999 showed that the ability of humans to be bitten by a dog during the full moon nights is twice as high as the usual.

During World War 2, the Royal Air Force used light on a full moon night on Saturday 28 March to begin the attack on the German city of Lubeck.

Many believe that the full moon is related to human insomnia.However, scientists have proved that it does not affect human sleep.