Here’s why June—and summer, in general—is worth turning into a lunar lockdown:
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prairie pond in southern Alberta, on June 9, 2017 At right, the glitter path from the Moon also combines on the water This illustrates the effect of the Moon brightening and becoming less red/yellow as it rises into clearer air above the horizon, with less atmospheric absorption of the short wavelengths This is a composite stack, obviously, of 15 exposures, selected to be about 25 minutes apart, from a time-lapse sequence of 1100 frames, with images taken at two second intervals Shot with the...
In fact, the Moon in June is perfectly placed for easy observation because—as seen from northerly latitudes—it appears as low to the southern horizon as it ever gets, at least around the full Moon. As a consequence, it often seems giant-sized. solar eclipse and you’ve got yourself the perfect month for moon-gazing. The first evening of the new year was beckoned in by a spectacular supermoon, rising up from behindthe majestic Cerro Armazones mountain in Chile.
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