Tonight’s Perigee-Syzygy, better known as a “Super Moon”
This is the closest the Moon have been to the Earth for 70 years. Next perigee-syzygy is not due until November 25, 2034, so if you can catch it tomorrow night, when it is at it’s absolute maximum – you should 🙂
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/0/what-is-a-supermoon-and-when-can-i-see-the-largest-moon-in-70-ye/
#P900 slightly sharpened and color reduced.
This is also the reason for all of these earthquakes
Ah-hem, + coronal hole ;0)
Ions, ions, ions anyone, in very high concentration…
#itsAllElectric :0))