Were there any astronomical phenomena at the end of 2009 and 2010?

There will be an annular solar eclipse at the beginning of 10 years! January 10th.

2013 Lunar eclipse on April 26 (but the eclipse is small and the duration of the sustained party is short) October 19, 2013 Sail Bihe Penumbral Lunar Eclipse (the beginning of moonset in eastern China, cup) In 2013, there were 6 Mercury great elongations (observable in the north and great eastern elongations) and Saturn opposition on April 28, 2013.

March 28, 2013 occultation of the moon.

July 22, 2013 Mars conjunct Jupiter.

There were no special astronomical phenomena in 2012. Some of them are ordinary astronomical phenomena.

For example, the solar eclipse (2-4 times a year): the annular solar eclipse on May 21, 2012 can be observed in the south of Luxiang China.

Lunar eclipses (0-2 times a year, with a probability of 0 less than 10%): a partial lunar eclipse.

Meteor showers (there are hundreds of meteor showers every year): Perseus, Gemini, Quadrant, Orion, Lyra and other meteor showers are worth paying attention to.

The celestial bodies in the solar system are never peaceful with all kinds of conjunctions, oppositions, and great elongations:

Mercury has 7-8 major elongations a year, and Venus has a major elongation once a year. Fire, wood, and earth clash with the sun every year.

But there is a once-in-a-century celestial phenomenon, if we miss the banquet, we probably won't have the opportunity to see it in our lifetime.

That is the transit of Venus on June 6, 2012, which is a once-in-a-century sight, so don't miss it.

There are also unpredictable celestial phenomena, such as supernova explosions and the appearance of large comets, which are completely unavoidable.

Some people on the Internet have advocated that the seven planets of the solar system will line up in a straight line in 2012, which can be ignored. Now there are some advocates of the 2012 apocalypse theory who are getting more and more clumsy, and they will only make things up in front of the computer, saying things that are out of tune and easy to refute, such as the change of the yellow and red corners.

The skies of 2012 are wonderful, they are abundant, but they are also normal.

I will only enumerate the more important astronomical phenomena!

Solar Eclipse] Annular Eclipse City Eclipse Jujube High Laughter Urumqi :45) Kunming :23) Chengdu :

21) Xi'an :25) Guangzhou :09) Wuhan :

19) Lunar Eclipse] Eclipse 17:59-20:06 Beijing Time] Transit of Venus] 06:06 Beijing Time

10—12:50 p.m.!

This is the most important celestial event of 2012! The last time was June 8, 2004, and if you don't see it this time, the next time you will have it on December 10, 2117.

Note: The transit of Mercury occurs in the middle of the night and cannot be observed in Chinese mainland.

Mars opposition]: 10

Things like meteor showers or something, it's already clear upstairs, and it's not special that there are every year.

But now it seems that the arguments concocted by the advocates of the 2012 apocalypse theory are becoming more and more naïve.

P.S. 2012 Astronomical Phenomena.

January 31 – 433 Eros, the second-largest near-Earth asteroid (NEA), passes by about the distance of Earth.

March 18 – Mercury exploration satellite Courier is expected to enter Mercury's orbit.

May 21 – Annular solar eclipse, visible in southern China, Taiwan, southern Japan.

June 6 – Transit of Venus.

September 22 – during which a solar storm is possible (not devastating) and November 13 – a total solar eclipse will be visible in northern Australia and the South Pacific.

November 28 – a partial lunar eclipse. (visible in China).

There may be auroras, as the solar activity will be strong in 2012.