Wednesday, April 6, 2011

Night of the Lunatic


March 19 will be a good day for photographers and astronomers. The moon will be the biggest, fullest it has been for 18 years. This point of the moons orbit - where it is closest to Earth - is known as the Lunar Perigee. While this is common, this closeness happens every 9 years, it doesn't often coincide with a full moon. As long as there is a clear sky in your neighbourhood get ready for a big moon. Even with binoculars or a good zoom lens on your camera you will be able to see incredible detail. READ MORE

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