For lovers Astronomical events Or if you’re just interested in the wonders that can be seen in the sky, we’ve got you covered The beginning of autumn It will give us a Celestial phenomenon Which has accompanied us month after month for millions of years: Full moonbut in this September 2023It won’t just be a full moon, but we will live Super full harvest moon.
What is the giant harvest moon and why was it given this name?
respond to Full moon names year in Farmers Almanac from the United States. This post popularized the terms used by Native American Indians to refer to the monthly full moon, and today these names have spread throughout the world.
On August 1, we had a sturgeon moon, which coincided with a time when Native Americans had better fishing for this species, due to the excellent night vision provided by the light of this supermoon. Like this, the rest of the moons also receive names based on animals, fruits and other items.
he The full Harvest Moon will occur on September 29 Its name is due to this fact It coincides with the corn harvest season. In addition, it is believed that the lighting of this full moon allowed farmers to lengthen their working days in the field.
Thus, each month the Moon adopts new identities based on folk wisdom. Inspired by Native American traditions. despite of This will be the last supermoon of the yearIn October, we can enjoy another full moon, the Hunter’s Moon, which is less extravagant but also worth observing.
When and how to see the full harvest moon of 2023?
the The super harvest moon appears one week after the autumnal equinoxThis marks the beginning of this season. Since it’s not yet too cold in the Northern Hemisphere, it’s an excellent opportunity to enjoy the wonderful outdoor presence of our satellite. However, the exact time of peak brightness will vary by location.
- in Mexico will be at 3:57 One morning September 29.
- In the United States (East Coast), it will be 5:57 a.m. on September 29.
- In the United States (West Coast), it will be 2:57 AM on September 29.
Tips for seeing the supermoon in September 2023
- Check the local weather forecast to make sure the skies are clear.
- Arrive at your observation site at least half an hour early so your eyes can adjust to the darkness.
- Find a location away from light pollution, preferably away from urban areas.
- Choose a place free of obstacles, such as trees or buildings.
- If you have binoculars or a telescope, you will have a better view of the astronomical phenomenon.
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