| September 7 | The full moon of corn/lunar eclipse |
| September 16 | Venus opposite Jupiter, the second round |
| September 22nd | autumnal equinox |
If you no In North America, the full moon will make this month a very convincing show: the full moon coincides with the entire Eclipse Eclipse! Why yes, that means it is also a big blood satellite! But even if your eyes are protected from that specific piece of cosmic horror, September has a couple of other heavenly tales to present ongoing models.
September 7: Kamel, bloody potential, moon atom
The full moon in September is SatelliteA perfect American name if there is one. But as it happens, the full moon is also coincided with the second full lunar eclipse for the year 2025 – which means it is also a blood satellite because of its distinctive pink color! This leaves us with … a bloody corn moon? A built blood satellite? The oblique moon in the eighties? All you want to call, some 6.1 billion people In Asia and the western part of Australia is about to see the amazing full moon.
Unfortunately, those in North America are not among them. Unlike the lunar Eclipse in March, the moon will be at the bottom of the horizon with the time when it is drowned in the shade. We will only leave with corn. Always with corn.
If you are completely wondering why the lunar eclipse turns red, rather than hiding it completely, the brief answer is that the Earth’s atmosphere reflects light on the moon’s surface. The red wavelength light becomes more than others, so this pink light hits the moon. The long answer is waiting for you here. And if you want to see the full moon with all its glory, not contaminated, the farm that is indispensable He tells us Our satellite will reach the peak of lighting at 2:09 pm Easter on September 7.
September 16: Venus returns to another dose of Jupiter
Venus and Jupiter have spent a lot of time together recently. Last month, I found them in the same part of the sky. The goddess of love clearly loved what she saw, because they would be monitored together again this month.
The planets will appear near each other in the finest east in the sky, with Jupiter rising first, between 1:30 am and 3 am, and Venus Suggest The best time to see what they reach will be on September 16, when they have a delicate crescent moon of the company.
September 22: The autumnal moderation
It is likely to be familiar with the summer coup (the longest day of the year) and the winter reward (the shortest day). But there is also moderation that distinguishes spring and autumn. These days, day and night are almost the same length, hence the name “moderation”. , Type of Latin Burmano for words “equal” and “night”. The autumnal moderation in the northern hemisphere is the spring moderation in the southern hemisphere (or “spring moderation”, to give it its correct name), and vice versa.
One of these events happens September 22 at 2:19 pm Easter. In the northern hemisphere, it is the autumn moderation. The event represents the beginning of the fall from an astronomical point of view. From here, the days will be gradually shorter until the winter coup (but more dark means more time for stars!). officiallyMeteorology begins on September 1 of each year, but where is the pleasure in that?
However, whenever you find yourself staring at Skyward in September, remember that you will get the best experience if you move away from any sources of light pollution –and You can check our stars advice before you go to the night.
Until next month!