A solar eclipse and a supermoon took place yesterday without grief or glory in the sky of San Rafael

Astronomer Jaime García confirmed that within 14 days you will see a lunar eclipse in San Rafael at sunset to compensate for the eclipse of sun and supermoon that did not could be seen yesterday. "When the sun goes down, we will see how the moon is born eclipsed, we will witness the end and it will be a red moon," he said.
Regarding the phenomenon of yesterday, which could only be seen in the Indian Ocean and which pbaded the edge of Antarctica at half past four in the morning, he indicated that 39; was a partial eclipse that did not cover the sun in its entirety but in 30 percent. In addition, "we are in the moment of the proximity of the moon, called perigee, and that we commonly call" superluna ", he says.
He also noted, with his calm and serene voice, soothe and feel the spirits about these superstitious beliefs on Friday the 13th, that it is normal for a solar eclipse to occur in a new moon and a lunar eclipse in the full moon.