Earth will witness the last giant moon

The Earth will see tonight, Wednesday, March 20, 2019, the third and last moon of the year, the spring equinox, which coincides with the same period, NASA announced in a publication published on its behalf by through the social networking site Twitter. Almost an asteroid near the Earth.

This giant moon is known as the "warm and hot moon". This name refers to the observations of the Native Peoples of America to see them emerge from the ground in early spring.

Mars will be the third and last giant satellite of 2019, which will take over from the "giant snow moon" of February 20th, which was this year's biggest giant moon, preceded by the giant "bloody wolf moon" that is still in existence. was held on January 21st Past.

The moon will be fuller and brighter after midnight Wednesday at 01:43 GMT.

"The moon is near its bottom, the closest point to Earth in its orbit, which means it looks brighter and bigger than the other pimples that will be seen this year," NASA said. .