We are witnessing many biased events this year, which is a special blessing for Skygazers around the world. After the eclipse and the sun in June, we will see not only one but two events together. For those who do not know, a special ‘Buck Moon’ will be witnessed with the moon eclipse in July 05, can be seen from some parts of the world. Here is all you need to know: What is the full moon? The moon is said to achieve a astronomical fullness when it is on the opposite side of 180 degrees opposite to the sun in horror. A special scene. This astronomical event occurs when the Moon goes from behind the Earth’s orbit, allowing sun rays to illuminate when it passes. It happened on a full moon night. Move through the outer part of the Earth’s shadow. They are often very rarely seen because the moon only looks a bit more dim. This will be such a third eclipse witnessed this year. This lunar eclipse is called ‘full buck moon’ for a special reason. According to historical beliefs, indigenous Americans often refer to seeing the full moon as ‘Buck Moon’. Therefore, it feels suitable when it comes to seeing the full moon. Some also link this event as ‘Thunder Moon’ or ‘or Moon’ because of the storms that occur during this period. The next moon Eclipse will take place on November 29, 2020. Eclipse will start at 08:30 am, reaching a peak at 09:59 am and ending around 11:21 am IST. Although the eclipse, unfortunately, will not be seen from India, it will be seen from parts of North, South America and Africa. And Saturn, making their rings see. However, to see this requires a special apparatus like telescopes.
