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"SUPERMOON" over "The Square" - 03/19/11 10:50 P.M. EST & 12:32-42 A.M.
"When the Moon hit's your eye, like a big Pizza Pie!
From my Studio - Over My Hometown Hanover Square - Horseheads, NY
On this special astronomical night, the full moon will be at lunar perigee, the nearest approach in its orbit around Earth, but in this case, it will be at its closest proximity to us in 18 years, reports Life's Little Mysteries, Space.com's sister site.
With our neighboring satellite scheduled to light up the sky from only 221,567 miles away, some are wondering if its close proximity will cause any unexpected problems for us.
"When the Moon hit's your eye, like a big Pizza Pie! On this special astronomical night, the full moon will be at lunar perigee, the nearest approach in its orbit around Earth, but in this case, it will be at its closest proximity to us in 18 years, reports Life's Little Mysteries, Space.com's sister site. With our neighboring satellite scheduled to light up the sky from only 221,567 miles away, some are wondering if its close proximity will cause any unexpected problems for us.
From my Studio - Over My Hometown Hanover Square - Horseheads, NY
On this special astronomical night, the full moon will be at lunar perigee, the nearest approach in its orbit around Earth, but in this case, it will be at its closest proximity to us in 18 years, reports Life's Little Mysteries, Space.com's sister site.
With our neighboring satellite scheduled to light up the sky from only 221,567 miles away, some are wondering if its close proximity will cause any unexpected problems for us.
"When the Moon hit's your eye, like a big Pizza Pie! On this special astronomical night, the full moon will be at lunar perigee, the nearest approach in its orbit around Earth, but in this case, it will be at its closest proximity to us in 18 years, reports Life's Little Mysteries, Space.com's sister site. With our neighboring satellite scheduled to light up the sky from only 221,567 miles away, some are wondering if its close proximity will cause any unexpected problems for us.
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