How Stars Came to Join the Moon

Have you ever wondered how stars combine with the moon to create a wonderful night sky? No, this is not stupidity in a fairy tale. What you are reading is a true fact based story. This story began long ago, and people played with all the work during the day. Believe it or not, if the sun disappears below the horizon, everyone will be ready to sleep (except for mischievous children). In this distant land there is a little girl named Polly. She is the perfect girl all mother wants.

The full moon in August will be held on Monday afternoon. Known as "Corn Moon", "Squid Moon", "Red Moon", "Green Corn Moon", "Cell Moon", it always shines in and around stars of Aquarius (Sailor) and Capricorn (Constellation). . Sea goat), the constellation is too dark, I can not see a bright ball next to it. When the moon faces the sky sun, the full moon phase occurs and the sun visits the same constellation the same day each year, so the object on the other side of the sun moves in the same way. The number of days required for the moon to circle the Earth and return to the same stage is not evenly distributed over a year, so the full moon day of each month will be different each year.

Thursday night brought the last full moon in winter. The moon of the worm, the moon of the crow, the full moon in March known as nausea or moon is always shining in or near the star of Leo. As the sun sets, the full moon will always rise east and west to sunrise. The winter satellite always climbs to the high place of the night sky. During the warmer months, the daytime sun is moving in a higher direction so the entire satellite will not be so high at night. These two objects are at the end of the ecliptic, like astronomical seesaws.

Beginning on Friday, January 26th, the orbit of the waxed moon passes through the stars forming the triangular face of Taurus (bull). The moon will pass the star Hyadum of the bull's chin around midnight in the eastern United States hours. For most Americas, the moon is in the western sky, and it is in the middle of the constellation. But most Indians, Central Asians, the most Chinese, the Mongolians, the most Russians, the North American observers of Alaska and the Northwest are Aldebaran (or through the front), the brightest star in Taurus, You will see to hide