THE September’s Full Supermoon Arrives on Time for Its Appointment and this time with a partial eclipse, an event to prepare for. It is time to look a little further. Especially in the face of one of those spectacles that are worth sitting down to admire. The full moon of September presents those signs of change that we want to visualize and that we may not have taken into account until now. The changes of these days that can end up being those that make the difference in a few days to return to the routine.
These are times of change and stability, of cycles that will perhaps be the ones that accompany us these days, that will mark days of peace and tranquility. The Moon acts as a relaxant, it is an element that can end up being what begins to manage certain situations that will end up being the beginning of a changing situation. This month of September we have a super moon that will make us very aware of what is currently affecting us. This satellite offers us this special moment for the days that await us.
Arrives with a partial eclipse
This The partial eclipse could become one of the most anticipated eclipses of the year, being the element that will end up becoming one of the most recurrent in these days of September when it seems that time is accelerating at very high speed.
Without a doubt, it has become a new reality that will end up marking a before and after. It is time to visualize new challenges that go hand in hand and that can end up generating certain joys that will affect us.
The gaps that await us could end up being what marks our days. Without a doubt, the time will come to write in our diary a moon that could affect us more than expected, but that could end up being this eclipse that we have before us.
Experts are expecting a sky that will bring us more than one nightly joy. A cycle of changes that will become the beginning of this full moon, so this will end up being what affects us at this time. We are facing a cycle that could well be the one that will affect us at a time full of symbolism.
This is the exact date we will see this September supermoon
As these experts from El Tiempo tell us: “On September 18th, we will be able to witness a partial lunar eclipse. You will have to stay up late to observe it. Although it will not be one of the most spectacular astronomical events of this month, it is nevertheless an eclipse worthy of attention.
We continue with the same explanation: “The partial lunar eclipse of September 18 will be quite discreet. Only 8% of the Moon’s surface will enter the Earth’s shadow. That is, the darkest part of our planet’s shadow. “It will be difficult to appreciate.”
They explain that: “The eclipse will be visible in Western Europe, Africa, the Caribbean, South America and much of North America (except Canada and Alaska). It will begin at 02:42 (Spanish Peninsula time) when the Moon enters the penumbra. The partial eclipse will begin at 04:14. It will reach its maximum at 04:45 and the partial phase will end at 05:16. The penumbral eclipse will end at 06:48. In the Canary Islands it will be an hour earlier. We will be able to observe it in its entirety, although it is important to remember that the penumbral phase is difficult to perceive. The Moon will be slightly dimmed compared to its normal brightness during a full moon. The partial phase of the eclipse will be noticeable, but we will have to pay attention to it. We will see that the Moon will not be completely illuminated. “A part of its surface will be in shadow, as it is in the shadow of the Earth.”
In addition to the eclipse, we will be able to witness this supermoon that is one of the crown jewels of these days: “Lunar eclipses always occur when the Moon is in a full moon phase. In popular culture, names have been popularized for each full moon of the year. It is the harvest moon. This name comes from the time when the light of the Moon allowed the harvest to be later. It is the full moon closest to the September equinox, which will be next September 22. In addition, the Moon will be accompanied by Saturn, Jupiter and Mars at the time of the maximum eclipse. This will allow us to enjoy a beautiful image, with the edge of the Moon obscured by the partial eclipse. To add more attraction, we will see a supermoon. This term refers to the moment when the Moon enters the full moon phase near its perigee, the point of its orbit closest to Earth. “Compared to a normal full moon, the moon will be slightly larger and 10% brighter, making it stand out even more in the night sky.”
