The former head of the astronomy department and professor of astronomy at the National Institute for Astronomical Research, Dr. Ashraf Tadros, explained that the moon will appear starting today, Wednesday, for three consecutive days on May 6, 7 and 8, but the Super Moon will appear in Sama Egypt tomorrow, in a clearer way for all the viewers, which is the full moon of Ramadan.
Super moon appears tomorrow in the sky of Egypt:
While Dr. Ashraf Tadros explained through his statements that the moon appears to be full moon for three days in a row, because the human eye cannot distinguish it, and that is by rotating the moon’s disk completely by 100%.
That is, when the illumination rate is 97%, a person may see it as full moon, which appears today and after tomorrow, while the full full moon appears tomorrow, Thursday, May 7, which is called the giant moon or the super moon.
Also, the giant moon is described on the moon in conjunction or full moon, as the distance between the center of the moon and the center of the earth is the term perigee, which is the moon’s occurrence at the closest point to the earth.
Whereas, that moon will reach the moment of completion at 10:45 am GMT tomorrow, Thursday, and it will have cut half of its orbit around the Earth.
It is also difficult to notice the difference in the apparent size of that giant full moon that is seen with the naked eye and is compared to the rest of the other full moon.
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