The “super-Moon” photographed in Burma on December 3, 2017. – Aung Shine Oo / AP / SIPA
It’s a beautiful spectacle to contemplate despite the containment. On the night of Tuesday, April 7 to Wednesday, April 8, it will be enough to look up towards the sky to enjoy the spectacle offered by the “Super moon”, the largest full
Moon of the year, explains the site The Internet user.
The phenomenon is due to a shorter distance than usual between the Earth and its natural satellite. This will be located 357,000 kilometers from our planet.
A show until 4:35 a.m.
The Moon will appear 7% larger than usual and 30% brighter. This April “Super Moon” appears every year after the spring equinox. It is called “Pink Super Moon” in reference to the pink spring flowers of the cherry trees at this period.
The phenomenon will be visible from France after sunset. However, it will be necessary to wait until 4:35 in the morning to see the perigee, the moment when the Moon is closest to the Earth, advances The Internet user. Those who would not want to wake up so late will however be able to catch up on October 16, since the perigee of the “Super Moon” is scheduled this time at 11:48 pm.
