Earth's Mini Moon: A Rare Spectacle for Skywatchers
Friday, 27 September 2024, 15:41
Experience the Spectacle of Earth's Mini Moon
Skywatchers prepare for a captivating event as Earth welcomes a temporary mini moon. This intriguing phenomenon is caused by an asteroid roughly the size of a school bus, measuring 33 feet (10 meters) in diameter. When it approaches Earth this Sunday, our planet's gravity will temporarily capture this celestial object, allowing it to orbit around us.
What to Know About the Mini Moon
- Timing: The mini moon will be visible for two months.
- Size: Approximately the size of a school bus.
- Expected Orbit: It will complete a short journey around Earth.
Don't miss this extraordinary occasion to witness the mini moon in action. Gather your telescopes and mark your calendars!
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