The Sky of the Year hosts numerous astronomical eves that provide unique opportunities for observers; Two mohs of eclipse, three solar eclipse and meteorites will be attractive phenomena.
Engineer Massoud Atiqi in an ierview with ISNAReferring to the astronomical eves of the year, Spring equation is the beginning of the high list of astronomical eves of the year and said: The first new year observation eve is a partial solar eclipse that is not visible in Iran. This eclipse is visible in Europe, northern Asia, west and northern Africa, much of the northern coine, a small portion of northern South America, as well as in the North Pole and the Atlaic.
He meioned the time of the sunshine on Saturday, April 5, and added: “The first Monday of May, the planet of the arrow reaches its maximum western tension over the sun and has the best conditions for observation on this evening on the western horizon and after sunset.
Atiqi emphasized: The angular separation of the beam and the sun in this evening is 3.5 degrees.
The occurrence of the first meteor
The director of the Iranian Amateur Astronomical Association noted: Wednesday morning, May 9, the meteorite (Sheljaqi) will be the first meteorite of the year and a maximum of 4 meteors per hour will be visible in this rainfall.
He described the beautiful spring rainfall as the comet of “Thatcher” (C/1G3) and noted: The morning cresce light creates relatively inappropriate conditions for observing this rainfall.
Atiqi added: On Saturday, May 6, May 9, the World Astronomy Day will be in year 2 and is from Monday to Sunday, May 9 (April 1 to May 6) World Astronomy Week in Year 2.
Atiqi added: Given this iernational occasion, the Iranian Amateur Astronomical Association, which has been the pioneer of this global occasion since the solar year of the solar year, will provide promotional scieific programs as in the past in public spaces and even for specific social groups in year 6.
The second meteorite
The director of the Iranian Amateur Astronomical Association coinued: On Tuesday morning, May 9, the Autadloo meteorite rainfall arrives at 1 to 2 meteorites per hour. The famous Halli comet is the origin of the meteorites and the constellation is the “water bucket” or “aquar”. Unfortunately, the high light of the moon is still disturbing to see the meteors of this rainfall even in areas away from air pollution and city light.
Atiqi stated: Sunday, June 6, the Queen of the Sky; Venus (Venus) reaches its maximum western tension over the seal of Taban, while its presence in the sky of the evening and on the western horizon; After dusk, Taban will have a relatively good observation quality.
He described the maximum angular separation of Venus and the Sun at this date as 3.5 degrees, and noted: from within the telescope and the astronomical binoculars of the planet are similar to the moon’s status.
Summer Revolution
The amateur astronomy researcher said: At 9:30 am on Saturday, June 6, the sun reaches the poi of the summer revolution, and after the shortest night, the inhabitas of the Northern Hemisphere experience the longest day of the year.
Atiqi noted: At the same time as the heat season in this hemisphere, the inhabitas of the southern hemisphere are on the verge of the cold wier season. The ancie Iranians held various celebrations, including the celebration of water in differe parts of our coury in the dista past.
The director of the Iranian Amateur Astronomical Association said: On Thursday, July 9, the Earth reaches the farthest with the Sun in its elliptical orbit, and this astronomical occurrence is at 9:30 pm.
According to him, on this date, the distance from the Earth to the sun is 1.5 million kilometers.
He coinued: Friday, July 9th, the hot planet reaches the maximum eastern elongation and the separation of the planet with the sun is 3.5 degrees. The planet will have good conditions for observation on the East horizon in the morning and hour before the dawn of Mehr Taban.
Rainfall
Atiqi noted: Wednesday morning, August 6, it is the peak of the meteorite precipitation, and the beautiful Azerbaiji of this summer meteorite is one of its characteristics.
He emphasized: This rainfall is one of the most famous meteorites per hour, especially in summer and temperate mouainous weather.
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The second western elongation of the planet the beam
He coinued: On Tuesday, August 6, the sharp planet of the tire (Autard) reaches its most western tension in the year 6 and after sunset on the western horizon, he has the most presence to observe in the sky.
The researcher at the Iranian amateur astronomical field said the maximum tension of the planet on this day was 1.5 degrees.
The occurrence of the eclipse
Atiqi added: Sunday, September 5, the best astronomical eve of the year is to see those ierested in our coury and in many parts of the world; This night the eclipse will occur, which is visible on the coine of Europe, Africa, Asia, Australia and New Zealand.
He emphasized: All stages of this eclipse are visible in Iran and at 1 and 2 minutes of this date, the eclipse will begin and take the moh at 9pm. The full eclipse of the moon ends at 1 and 2 minutes and 2 seconds and ends at 1 and 2 minutes.
Atiqi said: It is necessary to explain that the change of the moon’s light with the naked eye is not very recognizable, uil a few minutes after midnight this night.
Second solar eclipse
The director of the Iranian Amateur Astronomy Association added: Sunday, September 5, the second part of the second part of the year occurs in year 6. The partial solar eclipse of this date is visible in the Aarcts and the Atlaic Ocean and in southern Australia.
He also said that in the night of Sunday, September 5, the planet of the ring on the neck of Keyvan (Saturn) reaches the situation and it is possible to observe it during the night.
Atiqi noted: At 9:30 am Monday, September 5, Mehr Taban reaches the autumn moderation poi and is equal to night and day throughout the globe. With the start of the fall season in the northern hemisphere, spring will begin in the southern hemisphere.
The amateur astronomy researcher said: Thursday morning, October 9th is the peak of dragon meteorites. The ZHR of this rainfall and only 4 meteors per hour can be visible, but the light of the moh after Badr’s situation will be deprived of the observer.
According to him, the meteorite is the cause of the comet of the Jiacobini-Gossir/ 4P comet.
Jabari meteor
The director of the Iranian Amateur Astronomical Association, referring to Shahabi Jabbari’s rainfall in year 6, said: “This rainfall is the best situation this year; Because in the new moh due to the lack of disturbing the moon, all the meteors of this rainfall can be seen.
He said that it is recommended to see the air pollution of the cities for observing the rainfall of this rainfall, adding that the cause of this rainfall is also the famous Holly sequel and the ceer of the rainfall is in the constellation of the huer.
Atiqi emphasized that the peak time of Wednesday will be October 5.
He said that Wednesday, November 2, for the second time in the year, the planet reaches the highest east and provides the longest observation time to those ierested.
View the first supernate
The amateur astronomy activist said: Wednesday, November 5, the first November of this year, which the natives of the United States called the blue dog, are visible. It is seen when the full moon is in its oval circuit around the Earth, at the shortest distance from the Earth or close to these conditions.
Atiqi said: Tuesday morning, November 5, the Shahabi Asadi Rainfall will be the best rain of the year; Because this rainfall also peak near the new moon. ZHR, of course, is between 1 and 2 meteors, and is expected to see more meteors in the coming years as the comet approaching the rainfall.
He emphasized that the Tuttle Temple Tuttle 3P is the cause of the meteorite of Asadi, adding: Thursday, December 5, the second April will be visible in the night of this date.
Atiqi coinued: Sunday, December 5, the planet for the third time a year, reaching the maximum western tension with a separation of 2.5 degrees from the sun on the western horizon of the sky and after sunset.
He added: Sunday, December 5, the duplicate meteorite (one of the highest annual rainfalls, peaked at 2 to 5 meteorites per hour. The light of the moon in the last state of the state is somewhat disturbed by the meteorite observation of this rainfall.
According to the researcher, the amateur astronomical field is the cause of the meteoric precipitation not a comet, but a Fiton 2 asteroid.
The beginning of the wier revolution
The director of the Iranian Amateur Astronomical Association said that Sunday, December 5, Mehr Taban reaches the poi of the wier revolution, said: At 4:30 pm, this day is the beginning of wier in the northern hemisphere.
He emphasized: Although the sun is at the shortest distance from Earth these days, due to the ceral deviation of the Earth and the sun’s radiation on the surface of the northern hemisphere, the cold will be overwhelmed by the earth. At the same time, the hot summer season begins in the Southern Hemisphere.
Atiqi also said that on Sunday morning, December 5, the meteorite of the Debi or Deb Asghari will peak with 4 meteors per hour.
He added: Saturday, January 23rd and the last of May is visible. This moh, known among the natives of the United States, known as the “Wolf Moon” for the cold season, reaches the full moon at 4-5 minutes of the day.
Atiqi noted: Sunday morning, January 2, it will be the peak of the meteorite, which unfortunately the high light of the moh is disturbing the many meteors of this high -rise meteorite. Rabbi’s meteor rainfall is not the particles left over from the comet, but an asteroid called 1eh.
He said: On Saturday, January 2, the gia gas planet Burjis or Zaush (Jupiter) has been tackled this night and has the best situation to view with eyes or telescopes throughout the night.
The amateur astronomy researcher reported on Tuesday, February 23, saying that the solar eclipse is visible in the Aarctica and southern Indian Ocean.
He coinued: Thursday, February 5th will be the third and last eastern elongation The planet with an angle of 2.5 degrees, is very close to the East horizon in the morning.
The director of the Iranian Amateur Astronomical Association stated: Tuesday, March 23, the second moh of eclipse occurs, which is of the general type. This eclipse is visible from East Asia, the Australian coine, the Atlaic Ocean and the north of the American coine.
He emphasized: Half of our coury is in the area of this eclipse, in the midst of the moon, which is not very recognizable to the human eye.
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