Lifestyle: I 5 eventi astronomici imperdibili del 2019
🇮🇹L’arrivo del 2019 segna anche l’arrivo di 5 eventi astronomici imperdibili, tra questi un allineamento celeste che non si verificherà di nuovo fino agli anni del 2030! Scopriamo insieme questi eventi da segnare sul calendario.
🇬🇧The arrival of 2019 also marks the arrival of 5 unmissable astronomical events, including a celestial alignment that will not occur again until the years 2030! Let’s find out together these events to mark on the calendar.
🇮🇹20-21 Gennaio: Eclissi della Super Luna di Sangue
Quest’eclissi totale di luna sarà l’unica dell’interno anno. Visibile al Nord e Sud America ed in alcune parti dell’Europa e dell’Africa, l’eclissi inizierà la notte del 20 gennaio e proseguirà fino alle prime ore della mattina del giorno seguente. La Luna passerà nell’ombra della Terra motivo per cui acquisirà quella tonalità rossastra da cui deriva il nome: Luna di Sangue. Quest’eclissi lunare sarà l’ultima per almeno 2 anni, prossimo appuntamento: 26 maggio 2021.
🇬🇧20-21 January: Eclipse of the Super Moon of Blood
This total eclipse of the moon will be the only one of the interior year. Visible to North and South America and parts of Europe and Africa, the eclipse will begin on the night of January 20 and continue until the early hours of the morning of the following day. The Moon will pass in the shadow of the Earth, for which it will acquire the reddish hue from which the name comes: Moon of Blood. This lunar eclipse will be the last for at least 2 years, next appointment: May 26, 2021.
🇮🇹6-7 Maggio: Cometa di Halley e Sciame Meteorico delle Eta Acquaridi
Ogni primavera, quando la Terra attraversa la scia di detriti della Cometa di Halley, i frammenti cosmici bruciano nell’atmosfera e producono lo Sciame Meteorico annuale delle Eta Acquaridi. Un meraviglioso evento astronomico che farà risplendere i cieli con la possibilità di 60 meteore all’ora. Il momento migliore per godere di questo spettacolo? Durante la notte di luna nuova!
🇬🇧May 6-7: Halley Comet and Meteoric Swarm of Eta Acquaridi
Every spring, when the Earth passes through the debris of Halley’s Comet, the cosmic fragments burn in the atmosphere and produce the annual Meteoric Swarm of the Eta Acquaridi. A wonderful astronomical event that will make the skies shine with the possibility of 60 meteors per hour. The best time to enjoy this show? During the new moon night!
🇮🇹2 Luglio: Eclissi di Sole totale nei cieli del Sud America
Questa eclissi totale di Sole trasformerà il giorno in notte in parte del Sud America ed avverrà principalmente sulle acque inabitate dell’Oceano Pacifico, ma sarà visibile in parte in Cile ed in Argentina. La prossima eclissi totale di Sole si verificherà il 14 dicembre 2020.
🇬🇧July 2: Total eclipse of the Sun in the skies of South America
This total solar eclipse will transform day into night in parts of South America and will mainly occur on the uninhabited waters of the Pacific Ocean, but will be visible in part in Chile and Argentina. The next total solar eclipse will occur on December 14, 2020.
🇮🇹12-13 Agosto: La notte delle Perseidi
Lo sciame meteorico delle Perseidi è un appuntamento fisso che ogni estate illumina il cielo. Quest’anno il picco sarà la notte del 12 agosto fino alle prime ore della mattina del giorno successivo. La luna piena però ci metterà lo zampino e con la sua luce interferirà nella visione dello stesso. Senza alcuna attrezzatura lo sciame sarà comunque visibile ad occhio nudo.
🇬🇧12-13 August: The night of the Perseids
The meteoric swarm of the Perseids is a fixed appointment that every summer illuminates the sky. This year the peak will be the night of 12 August until the early hours of the morning of the following day. The full moon, however, will put the paw and with its light will interfere in the vision of the same. Without any equipment the swarm will still be visible to the naked eye.
🇮🇹11 Novembre: Mercurio passa davanti al Sole
L’evento più particolare del 2019 sarà un raro allineamento planetario che sarà visibile su gran parte del pianeta. A novembre Mercurio passerà tra la Terra ed il Sole ed apparirà come un piccolo punto nero sulla superficie della nostra stella. Per godere di questo spettacolo è importante utilizzare un filtro solare adeguato. Un evento assai raro che si ripeterà solo il 13 Novembre 2032.
🇬🇧November 11: Mercury passes in front of the Sun
The most particular event of 2019 will be a rare planetary alignment that will be visible on much of the planet. In November, Mercury will pass between the Earth and the Sun and will appear as a small black spot on the surface of our star. To enjoy this show it is important to use an appropriate sunscreen. A very rare event that will be repeated only on November 13, 2032.
26 commenti
John
These look amazing! I will look out for a few of these events nearer the time. Thanks for sharing. Great info for anyone with this interest.
Shawn Keo
I’ve always been fascinated with astronomy, this is a great article. Glad I came across it, thanks for sharing!
Amber Myers
So cool. I just love astronomy. I love looking up at the sky. I need to check out that lunar eclipse.
Shweta koul
I’m happy to came across your blog, it is very informative and love to read about astronomy. Thanks for sharing this wonderful information.
Explore The 6
Astronomy is so interesting to me, great post
Cynthia Nicoletti
So happy to know all this. I always want to see solar eclipse and other amazing things in our sky. Saving your post !!
Joan
I need to learn more about astronomy so fascinating and beautiful at the same time.
HolyVeggies
ma che meraviglia, il cielo e’ tutto un mondo magico da scoprire. Mi salvo queste date cosi’ mi ricordo di buttare l’occhio 😉
What Corinne Did
I am fascinated by space and astronomy! it is so fascinating! so much to learn and see! i’ll make sure to remember those events!
Corinna
The stars are so pretty. I love looking at the night sky but can usually only find Orion’s Belt or the Big Dipper!
Sarah Bailey
Wow I had no idea so many cool things were happening in our skies this year! I totally need to keep a look out for them when I can thank you.
Natalie
I don’t know much about astronomy but this sure was fascinating to read! Very exciting to know a total solar eclipse will be seen in 2020.
Heather
I thought there wouldn’t be another eclipse for years! I had no idea there would be another so soon.
Sandra
Wow, I never knew of all these events that will be coming our system this 2019. It’s so cool that the first one is nearing, just 2 days left here in our location!! Will definietly be on standby for this!
Gladys Nava
Wow! That was totally cool! I really love reading your blog post because it taking a lot of knowledge and that was amazing!
Hannah MArie
I will make all of this in my calendar. There is no way I am going to miss it. Gotta get my camera ready now.
Sarah Meh
I had a lot of interest in Astronomy but with a busy life, I almost forgot it. Your post reminds me of my past interest. Thanks for sharing.
Irina
I have now scheduled the Blood Moon, I will use it as an inspiration for a short story! I remember the Perseids a couple of years ago, they were amazing! 🙂
Raina
These events look amazing! The stars have always fascinated me and I look forward to the eclipse in a few days!
Cindy Ingalls
I’m excited to see the Blood Moon this weekend. Hoping the weather clears up so we can see it. I’d also love to see Halley’s comet in May. Will have to remember to look out for it.
Jessica Martin
I have always been fascinated by space and astronomy. These events sounds really cool and I plan to try to catch a few of them.
Karen Monica
I always love gazing at the sky. Astronomy is a topic that I enjoy reading. I always love events like this. Thank you for sharing.
Hannah Marie
These are all interesting and so cool! I wish I can see all of these things happen.
Enriqueta E Lemoine
I missed the lunar eclipse but I’ll do my best not to miss the Halley Comet! OMG this is such a rare phenomenon! Thanks for the reminder!
Cristina
I can’t wait for this!
Waren Jean
Wow! This is definitely something to look forward too. My ex-bf is a big astrology fan who keeps me updated about what’s going on out there, but since we broke up, I am glad I am still being updated by this post of yours. Thanks!