astronomy fans have every reason to be happy. This Sunday, the sky will give away two simultaneous shows when you begin to glimpse Mars and Earth closer than ever, which will see the red planet, and also Saturn and the moon will be together.
Planetarium St. Louis reported that both astronomical events begin at 20:30 am and that “can be seen all over the country to the naked eye, binoculars or telescopes.”
Saturn “will be distinguished as a shining star caramelized color located above the moon practically be in full phase. Seen through a telescope can be appreciated rings sixth planet will be surrounded by several of its satellites and, in the case of the Moon, its mountains and craters, “explained puntano center.
So, be transiting the constellation known as Ophiuchus or the serpent bearer.
at the same time, Mars and Earth will meet tomorrow at the shortest possible distance of the year, so the red planet will be in the ideal place to observe during Sunday night and the following position.
“Mars will shine in the sky as an extremely bright red star, besides looking a significantly larger than normal size, “said Julian Akira, operator of telescopes in the planetarium.
He suggested that people” come to the different planetary to see some interesting features of the Martian surface, as its polar cap “or follow the phenomenon through www.planetariodesanluis.org.
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