Summer is here with him? Sun – and a little serious moonlight (of the visible variety, of course). Take a look at this upcoming month in anticipation of the biggest and brightest event of the year, Buck’s July supermoon – which will hover over North America on July 13.
Looking 7% bigger and lower in the sky, this particular event will be an event worth watching as it rises above the horizon.
This will be the closest to our celestial neighbor in 2022 (357,418 km) and until North America sees it when it reaches peak light at 2:38 p.m., etc., it will still look pretty ugly. impressive after sunsets.
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Not sure when the moon rises in your area? Here is the earliest you will be able to see the moon in different cities on the continent according to the Farmer’s Almanac.
- Seattle, Washington – 9:50 p.m. PDT
- Vancouver, British Columbia – 22:02 PDT
- Calgary, Alberta – 10:35 p.m. MST
- Edmonton, Alberta – 10:49 p.m. MST
- Toronto, Ontario – 9:34 p.m. MST
- Montreal, Quebec – 9:18 p.m. MST
Until then, keep your fingers crossed for clear skies, friends! It will be amazing.
Enjoy watching.
JULY BUCK SUPERMON
When: Wednesday, July 13
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