All you need to know about the super moon phenomenon in the month of June

The full moon, lunar, depiction of the moon, is called the same name because the moon will reach the closing point of the Earth, this point is perigee and creates the phenomenon of the supermoon.

It is said to be one of the most beautiful celestial events, as the moon appears to be larger than the full moons, giving it the same super moon, this is because the moon’s orbit is blank pieces, giving it a greater effect.

Astronomers estimate that the full moon, at the moon’s perigee point, is 357,432 kilometers from Earth, in an average way, the distance between the moon and the Earth is 384,400 kilometers, the moon can also reach 405,000 kilometers, since this time the full moon of June approached, it is larger, We calculated gizbit transfer.

DATE AND TIME UPDATE The June full moon or the June 14 supermoon at approximately 8 a.m. EDT (about 5:30 p.m. in India), rings for the US Naval Observatory, the June supermoon will reach the full moon at 11:52 p.m. On June 14, it can be seen in India.

Where do you see the big moon of June in India?

The June giant moon rises and begins on June 14, it will occur in the evening, making a good night sky a celestial event.

Weather conditions permitting, you can watch the June supermoon or the strawberry moon on June 14, up until 5:30 p.m., peaking just before midnight.