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Amman – The sky witnesses a double astronomical event in the evening of Friday, July 27, the current appearance of Mars with the sun and the longest lunar eclipse of the twenty-first century.
A member of the administrative body of the Jordanian Astronomical Society The Association will distribute its executives in more than one point of observation in most parts of the Kingdom to observe the phenomena of the I & # 39; eclipse and meet the Mars planet with the sun, pointing out that it is possible to see the phenomena at the naked eye without monitoring tools
And about the phenomenon of lettuce Al Lala said that the moon will be tonight and the earth will begin to gradually enter the moon at 21:30 local time in Oman to block the moonlight that turns red.This phenomenon will take 103 minutes.This phenomenon will include most of the Arab region, the Central Asia and the East. West Africa, South America and Europe. The lunar eclipse occurred on January 31 last, but the lunar eclipse at night 27 is the longest of the current century, This lunar eclipse is called "the lunar eclipse" because & ld; It appears red at the time of the eclipse, which is due to the fact that the earth blocks the sun from the moon. The longest lunar eclipse occurred in the last century on the night of July 16, 2000.
Regarding the phenomenon that corresponds to the planet Mars with the sun, she showed that she knew the appearance of the planet Mars-Soleil at 19:47. From the same date in conjunction with the sunset for Mars to appear from the east.
She explains that the phenomenon of convergence, another phenomenon in the night of July 31, calls the proximity of Mars with the Earth. The brightness of Mars is five times greater than the usual light and can be detected at the naked eye. She said that the approach was historical, the distance between the Earth and Mars being 57.5 million km, the last "approach" was August 28, 2003 and this approach was repeated only every 15 years.
An opportunity for astronomy enthusiasts and those who are interested to see more clearly the characteristics of Mars and its terrain using the appropriate telescopes, confirming that looking at these phenomena to the naked eye is without danger. – (Petra)
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