Distance of the extreme position on the Moon (takes place at 08:42 UTC, December 4, 2017): 357,492 km.
Full moon distance (takes place at 02:24 UTC, January 2, 2018): 356,846 km.
The distance of extreme positions on the Moon (takes place at 21:54 UTC, January 1, 2018): 356,565 km.
Full moon distance (takes place at 13:27 UTC, January 31, 2018): 360,199 km.
The distance is extremely close to the Moon (at 9:54 UTC, January 30, 2018): 358,995 km.
Some people will call the full moon on January 31, 2018, Blue Moon - Blue Moon ( a concept in the Western world that indicates the full moon phenomenon does not match a calendar month. Usually a year of a year The calendar has twelve full moons, the equivalent of a full moon every month because this is the second full moon in the same month . Moreover, this super moon will create a total solar eclipse.
We can expect super moon in the next third to recur after the 14th lunar month (14 times the full moon). By the way, the 14th lunar month represents the period of 1 year, 1 month and 18 days. In 2019, the second super moon in three super moons will appear - the nearest and largest super moon.
Super full moon in 2019:
Distance from full moon (January 21, 2019): 357,715 km.
Distance from the full moon (February 19, 2019): 356,846 km.
Distance from full moon (March 21, 2019): 360,772 km.
When observing with the naked eye, perhaps we will see that the super moon is not much larger than the moon at normal (although it looks brighter).However, Earth oceans feel the gravitational attraction of the super moon from a distance, causing a tide to rise and fall.
James Younger wrote on December 3, 2017: " I organized a super moon photography event at low tide at Beach View Island, Vancouver Island, BC and took a few photos ."
In 2018, a series of new super-moons will appear when the new moon reaches its extreme position on June 13, July 13 and August 11, 2018. The second Super Moon on July 13, 2007 2018in these three super moons will appear at the closest position to the super-moon in 2018. Of course, the new moon will not be visible to the naked eye, unless you are in a position to observe the phenomenon. partial eclipse on Friday, July 13, 2018.
Once again, the next three "moon" seasons of 2019 will appear after the 14th lunar month ( 14 new moons ): August 1 and August 30, plus September 28, 2019. Next That, the second super moon in three super moons will appear on August 30, 2019.
What is super moon? We confess: " A few years ago, in astronomy we never heard that term. The term has recently been popularly used ." The astrologer Richard Nolle defined the super moon as follows:
. a new moon or a full moon appearing at the Moon or nearly (about 90%) of Earth's closest access point with a specific orbit.
It is a fairly open definition, which is why there are so many super moons. Based on this definition, Nolle said:
On average, there will be 4 to 6 super moons each year.
Some super moon are full moon, others are new moon.In 2018, any full moon or new moon approaching 361,554.9 km of Earth is counted as a super moon .
In 2018, the extreme position is 356,564 km and the farthest point from the Earth is 406,464 km. This is the difference of 49,899 km, so 90% of this difference is 44,909.1 km (0.9 x 49,899 = 44,909.1). So any new full moon or moon is closer to 361,554.9 km (406,464 - 44,909.1 = 361,554.9). Earth's magnetic properties can all be super moon.
Some astronomers have complained about this name . but we like it! And it went into popular culture. For example, Supermoon is the title track of Sophie Hunger's 2015 album. It is a good song! Look in the video below:
So what do astronomers call this phenomenon before calling them super moon? We call them the full moon near the point ( perigee full moon ) or the new moon near the point ( perigee new moon ). Perigee - the near-polar position means lying near the Earth.
The moon is full, or the Earth is opposite the Sun, once a month. It is a new moon, more or less once a month. And every month, when the Moon orbits the Earth, it is closest to the Earth. This is called an extreme position. The Moon always moves to the farthest place once a month; This point is called apogee - the farthest point from the earth.
There is no doubt about that.Supermoon - super moon is a more attractive term than the new moon or the full moon.
We first became acquainted with the term super moon in 2011 when the media used it to describe the full moon that appeared on March 19, 2011. That day, the full moon fits proxigee. - the closest position of the year - to the nearest point, the largest full moon in 2011.
Images and captions via NOAA.
About three or four times a year, the new moon or the full moon coincides with the full moon - the closest point of the Earth.This event is often referred to as ' perigean spring tide '.The difference between near-tide and normal tides for all coastal areas is very small.In most cases, the difference is only a few inches from the normal tide.
Images via physicalgeography.net.
The new moon (left) and the full moon (right) - when the Earth and the Moon are aligned in time with the Moon at the point of close proximity - the interval between the rising and falling tide is greatest.This is called the spring tide.A super moon - a new moon or a full moon near the Earth - emphasizes the tide.
Spring tide will come with super moon. Will the tide be bigger than usual, the new moon in April, May and June 2017 and the full moon in December 2017? Yes, all full moons (and young moons) combine with the Sun to create tides larger than normal, but the new moons are more rounded than normal (or the new moons are closer than usual. ) higher tide.
Every month, on the day of the new moon, the Earth, Moon and Sun are all on the same line, the Moon in the middle. This upright position creates wide tidal currents, called spring tides . Special spring tide high and low on the same day.
The nearest new moon of the year appears on May 25 and the nearest full moon of the year that appears on December 3 strongly affects the spring tide, making it known to be near the tidal point . If you live along the ocean coast, watch high tide due to the appearance of a full moon at this point.
Will this high tide cause flooding? Probably not, unless the strong impact from the weather accompanies the spring tidal range. However, pay attention to the weather, because the storms have great potential to highlight the spring tidal point.
The most super-full moon day over the years and in the future. The moon has a periodic cycle, we can calculate the full moon and the moon at the near-point for a year, a month and 18 days.
The lunar month refers to the period between full moons, an average time of 29,53059 days. One month the Moon is closest to the Earth based on returning to its extreme position, the 27,55455 day period. So:
14 lunar months x 29,53059 days = 413,428 days
15 months of the Moon at the near-point x 27.55455 days = 413.318 days
Full moon and moon are near the point for about 413 days ( one year and 48 days ). Therefore, we can calculate the date the satellites are located in the nearest position ( ) in the past years and the future:
Full moon days from 2010 to 2020:
January 30, 2010 (356,593 km);
March 19, 2011 (356,575 km);
May 6, 2012 (356,955 km);
June 23, 2013 (356,991 km);
August 10, 2014 (356,896 km);
September 28, 2015 (356,877 km);
November 14, 2016 (356.509 km);
January 2, 2018 (356,565 km);
February 19, 2019 (356,761 km);
April 8, 2020 (356,907 km).
In 2017, there is no day when a full moon is in the near-point position (proxigee full moon - full moon proxigee.
But like many people, we will happily call them "super moon".
The image was taken from EarthSky, a Facebook user Rebecca Lacey in Cambridge, Idaho.
What does super moon look like?Most astronomers think that you can't detect any difference with the naked eye between a super moon and any normal moon, although some observers say you have can.
There are several definitions of Black Moon.It may be the third new moon in an astronomical season with 4 new moons, or the second new moon in the same calendar month.
We have never heard the term Black Moon - Black Moon until the beginning of 2014. Black Horse is not a common term in the astronomical world. According to David Harper , " In recent years, this term has become popular by religious astrologers Wicca ".
This is the name used to refer to the second new moon appearing in the same month. For example, in January 2014, there were two new moons, the second super moon was not only super moon, but also known as Black Moon. So is Black Moon super moon? - The answer is "No".
In theory, the next Black Moon will appear on October 30, 2016. Sten Odenwald at astronomycafe.net lists some other names for the second super moon in a month: Moon Spinner, Finder's Moon, and Secret Moon.
In fact, no single definition is accepted about the Black Moon. The terms are often used to refer to any phenomenon related to the New Moon phase:
On December 3, 2017, the first super moon appeared in three super moons. Two full moons appeared in January 2018 - January 2 and January 31 - are also considered super moon.
See also: The moon has a life expectancy of about 4.51 billion years - bigger than we think and so does life
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