The Earth on 19 March will find the closest distance to the moon, which as usual encouraged many amateur astronomers-setting already heard theories about disasters. Some argue that the proximity of the Moon would cause disturbances to the climate, and even volcanic activity and tremors.
The 19Th March Earth and Moon will be the closest distance between themselves since 1992. year hither. This position of the natural satellite of our planet Earth is called perigee and distance this year will be 356,577 km. Earlier "super moon" according to Daily Mail, occurred in 1955, 1974, 1992 and 2005.
Given that all these years have been accompanied by extreme weather, many amateur astronomers-began with apocalyptic scenarios. From where they are pulled fears? Among other things, the fact that on Christmas 1974Th Cyclone Tracy, it almost completely wiped out the city Darwin in Australia, while the catastrophic tsunami in Indonesia came just two weeks before super moon in 2005. year.
Australian astronomer Pete Wheeler dismisses such catastrophic scenarios: There can be no earthquakes, no eruptions of volcanoes, unless they already should not happen. The Earth will then only come up a little stronger tide and ebb tide, but it is no cause for undue panic.
In any case,we should charge the batteries for the cameras and be prepared for the 19th March to shoot the moon which we are waiting near the 19th years.
And for Apocalypse fun's,here's one delicacy - an eruption of one of the most active
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