After the eclipse of the "bloody moon" .. A rare astronomical phenomenon will witness the Earth on Tuesday

The images of Mars approaching Earth on Tuesday showed a rare cosmic phenomenon, a few days after the eclipse of the century, when Mars approached Earth at a distance not recorded by scientists 15 years ago.

Astronomers have confirmed that the closest distance between the planet and the planet Mars is estimated at 60 thousand years, and the distance between the planets, Tuesday, is the closest until the phenomenon is repeats mid-September 2035. The red planet is currently experiencing a real dust storm, which makes visioning difficult even through telescopes. The atmosphere will be very foggy.

Mars will rise to 57.59 million kilometers from Earth at 20 hours. , Thus becoming the most important approach between Mars and Earth since 2003. [196590] 02] Astronomers explained that Mars occurred in the "encounter" region with Earth on July 27, when Earth crossed between him and the sun during the lunar eclipse four days ago, which lasted more than 4 hours. More information:

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The end of a year-long experiment for simulate life on Mars Mars is the end of July at the closest distance to the Earth, the closest since 2003, the closest distance to Mars for about 60,000 years, and is now slightly beyond .

According to astronomical studies, Mars will be at the point closest to the sun on September 16, and the current dust storm on Mars began in early June. The same studies indicated that Mars will generally shine in 2018 from July 7 to September 7, and that it is now brighter than Jupiter, and it is very rare for Mars to shine above Jupiter.

Astrological Studies Until the end of July and August, Mars is observed most of the night, seen at night and reaches the highest sky around midnight, and is observed at night. west at the beginning of dawn where the naked eye appears in the form of a red dot.

It should be noted that Mars will remain bright in the sky until early September September, then its extraordinary appearance this year will be over, the planet will begin to disappear and fade, and Mars will shine again in 2035.