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He was filmed during the full phase
A video clip, a collision of meteorites on the moon, during the total eclipse, was recorded at 7:41:43 Monday morning, Monday, Saudi time. He was observed by several monitors and photographed.
According to the Jeddah Astronomical Society, this is not the first time that a meteorological collision has been documented on the surface of the Moon: the meteorite strikes the moon all the time and has already been observed several times The weather collision appears in a lasting glow of light for a few moments before disappearing.
The meteorological collision of the moon is usually recorded every two or three hours. The impact of small rocks on large rocks, and without collision, equates to a ton of TNT explosive, according to the association.
The meteorite was estimated at 29.47 south and 67.77 west (plus or minus 4 km), which would place it directly to the west of the lunar port. The orbiter of NASA, Lunar Reconnaissance, could use these coordinates to direct Cameras to film the nozzle.
The association pointed out that the only thing rare in this collision was that it was filmed during the full moon phase when the moon was full, which dominated the burst of a meteoric collision on its surface, but the presence of the entire moon on the earth allowed to see the event.
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