Hey sky gazers! Tonight is the night we've all been waiting for. At exactly 19:26 Beijing time on October 17th, the moon reaches its full phase, and guess what? It coincides with its perigee—the closest point to Earth in its orbit—at 8:51 Beijing time on the same day. 🌙🚀
Astronomical experts are buzzing because this is the closest alignment of a full moon and perigee this year, with less than 11 hours between the two events. That means tonight's full moon is not just any full moon—it's the largest and brightest of the year! 🌟
So grab your friends, family, or that special someone, and head outside to witness this once-in-a-year celestial spectacle. Don't forget your cameras—or smartphones—for that perfect lunar selfie! 📸😄
Whether you're an astronomy enthusiast, a romantic at heart, or just love a good reason to look up, tonight's sky show is for everyone. Let's all take a moment to appreciate the beauty of our universe together. 🌌❤️
See you under the moonlight! 🌕🌠
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
