First full Moon of 2025 to devour Mars. You can see it with your eyes tonight
2 months, 2 weeks ago

First full Moon of 2025 to devour Mars. You can see it with your eyes tonight

India Today  

A rare celestial event will captivate stargazers as the first full moon of 2025, known as the Wolf Moon, passes in front of the planet Mars. As the moon moves to cover Mars, it will be nearly 40,000 times brighter than the Red Planet. To catch a glimpse of Mars disappearing and later reappearing from behind the moon, observers are encouraged to use telescopes or binoculars for enhanced visibility. Stargazers are advised to check local weather conditions and prepare for a night of celestial magic as they witness the moon's enchanting dance with Mars.

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