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This Friday 13 Southern Hemisphere will attend an astronomical spectacle that has not been presented since 1974. It is a partial eclipse caused by a supermoon reported National Geographic. 19659002] In this case, the Luna will be at its farthest point and will appear a little smaller from the Earth, but at its closest point it will seem a little larger.
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The astronomical phenomenon will only be visible on the south coast of Australia, Tasmania, the United States. Stewar Island of New Zealand and on the North Coast of Antarctica
The researchers remain in expectation because, on this occasion, the eclipse will be given just a day when the superstition is on the lookout, since it is Friday, the 13th day considered by many to like bad luck.
The eclipse this Friday is the second of this year.The last will be visible on August 11 in Northern Europe and Asia
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