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Another Rare Event! Beautiful “Honey” Moon Plus Are you Ready for Shock & Awe? Multiple CME Shockwaves Today, Friday 13th (Video)
Friday 13th “Honey Moon” Also CME Shockwaves
June 13 2014
Something biblical is going on with the signs of the second coming of Jesus Christ of Nazareth as we will not see another “Honey Moon” for another 35 years. Also the Sun will release X-Class CME’s hitting the Earth today, are you ready for shock and awe? Check this out!
The moon officially turned full at 12:11 a.m. EDT (0411 GMT) on Friday the 13th, and stargazers captured some amazing photos of the rare sight. A Friday the 13th full moon will not rise again for another 35 years. The amber-colored moon also probably looked full Thursday night (June 12) because the natural satellite usually appears full a day or two before and a day or two after the moon actually turns full.
When the first of the month is a Sunday, the month also has a Friday the 13th. This follows “Pelletier’s Law,” named after stargazer Leslie C. Peltier. On average, a full moon falls on Friday the 13th about once about every 14.3 years. It last happened in October 2000, but it won’t take place again until August 2049.
Which of these lunar displays is your favorite skywatching treat?
Supermoon! Not only is it the biggest full moon of the year, it’s super cool. Full Moons: They come around every month and light up the night. Lunar Eclipses: There’s nothing more spectacular than a blood-red moon in Earth’s shadow. Blue Moon: They’re rare and amazing, if not actually blue. Solar Eclipses: The moon has the power to block out the sun!View Results Share This
At the moment, the moon is at one of its farthest points south. Because of its low location, the moon shines through the thick layers of atmosphere near the horizon, sometimes making it appeark to glow with the color of honey.
“This will be the most amber or honey colored full moon of 2014, especially when it rises at sunset. Read more
Are you prepared?
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