Amazing Yellowish Orange Fullmoon on 22nd July 2013 In Differant Shapes
351 views · Published 25 July 2013 · 4:46 · Indexed 27 October 2026
Channel: Menora James · 2013 · Science & Technology
I am over the moon having all the supermoons beyond my garden :)) So I have to add this video to complete the series.These are specially for moon lovers & to my loving friends. See the shapes of the differant formations getting ready before the blooming yellow orange moon on 22nd July Sunday. I have captured these scenes from 18th, 19th & 21st. But the 20th was cloudy and I couldnt get a proper view. To appear as a wonderful moon on the 22nd it started with only a three quarter moon. Thank you very much for viewing this :) Yellowish Orange Fullmoon on 22nd July 2013 =================================== The supermoon was the biggest show of the weekend on 22nd July, and fans from around the world watched the spectacular full moon. On this day, the full Moon was at its closest point to Earth for 2013. The technical term for a supermoon is perigee-syzygy Moon, or perigee moon. The Moon was at its closest on Sunday and appeared about 14 percent larger and 30 percent brighter compared to its farthest distance from Earth. For something orbiting the Earth, in this case the Moon, the perigee is its closest point while the apogee is the farthest point.The next time the Moon will be as close to Earth will be on Aug. 10, 2014.The supermoon will also create the highest tides of the year. Another interesting aspect of the supermoon is its occurrence just two days after the Summer Solstice. The supermoon is also a "solstitial Moon" and the Moon on Sunday appeared to be hanging incredibly low in the night sky. Since lower Moons tend to be orange-yellow or amber, shining as they do through more than twice as much reddening air and moisture, this lunar experience gave us a true 'honey moon' all night long."
