2019 is fast over, and these astronomical events are worth remembering?

In this year, my country not only sent the real "Chang'e Fairy" to the moon, but also built a Guanghan Palace for her on the moon. This may be the most memorable astronomical event in 2019 in the eyes of the Chinese people.

For the first time, humans went to the far side of the moon, because during this year mankind developed new tools. You can go to the far side of the moon, and although there are not many big discoveries, this is also a big progress.

The soft landing of Chang'e-4 on the far side of the moon happened in 2019, because although the moon has been developed for a long time, the far side of the moon has not been explored in countries around the world, because the moon has always maintained one side for the earth, and the other side is not clear, so we chose to explore the other side.

In 2019, my country successfully landed on Chang'e, and successfully detected the far side of the moon from standing on it, which is a new tool invented by mankind for the first time, and it is also an unprecedented feat in the world, but the other side is still not clear, and it is necessary to continue to land and explore.

The latest news from the Shanghai Astronomical Observatory of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, in the second half of this year, there are many astronomical bridge grinding phenomena, and in the second half of the year, not only can you observe the annular solar eclipse, but also the opposition of Neptune and Uranus, and there are supermoons to see! If you love astronomy, don't miss it!

There will be an annular solar eclipse on December 26. The annular eclipse zone of this annular eclipse will pass through southern Asia, and a partial solar eclipse with a relatively large eclipse can be observed in China. The solar eclipse began at around 12:53 p.m. in Shanghai, and even reached 14:11 p.m. to return to the new circle at 15:19.

The food content is reached. This annular solar eclipse is worth paying attention to!

The full moon extremum in the second half of 2019 will occur on September 14. The distance of the full moon that night is about 400,000 kilometers, and the apparent diameter is about arc minutes. If you're interested, don't forget to record it with your camera!

Although meteor showers are a routine astronomical phenomenon every year, the observation conditions vary from year to year. 2019 is not a convenient year for meteor observation. The Perseid meteor shower in mid-August and the Geminid meteor shower in early to mid-December are both affected by moonlight, and the observation effect is not expected to be too good.

1. Uranus Neptune.

The 2019 opposition of Uranus and Neptune will occur on October 28 and September 10, respectively. If you plan to observe these two planets, you need to have an astronomical telescope ready.

2. Mercury. In the second half of 2019, Mercury's greatest eastern elongation will be October 20, and the western greatest elongation will be November 28. The astronomical transit of Mercury will occur on November 11, 2019.

However, because it happened in the middle of the night Beijing time, it was basically impossible to observe in China.

3. Venus. Venus gradually turns into a dusk star after the Venus conjunction in mid-August, and it is not until around December that it slowly widens its angular distance from the Sun and becomes the brightest star at winter twilight.

4. Mars. Mars experienced a great opposition in 2018 and a split in 2019 until late November and early December before it gradually appeared in the southeastern sky before sunrise. If you want to take a good look at this God of War star again, you will have to wait until 2020.

The soft landing of Chang'e-4 on the far side of the moon happened in 2019, because although the moon has been developed for a long time, the far side of the moon has not been explored in countries around the world, because the moon has always maintained one side for the earth, and the other side is not clear, so we chose to explore the other side.

According to ABC News, in the first month of 2018, many astronomy enthusiasts will usher in a round of spectacle "Super Blue Blood Moon".

Not long ago, a partial annular solar eclipse has passed. Count from today:

November 17 23:16, Mochizuki.

November 18 at 00:19, the Leonid meteor shower is at its maximum November 18 at 10:21 a.m. Mercury at the western elongation, November 19 at 04:23, Aldebaran conjunct the moon, Aldebaran at the south of the moon November 22 at 13:29, Jupiter conjunct the moon, Jupiter in the north of the moon December 3 at 08:22, the new moon.

At 13:30 on December 14, the Geminid meteor shower was extremely large.

December 16 at 11:08, Aldebaran in the south of the moon December 17 at 17:28, looking at the moon.

At 15:20 on December 19, Jupiter conjunct the Moon, Jupiter is in the north of the Moon At 03:35 on December 21, Venus stays, changing from direct to retrograde December 22 at 01:01, winter solstice.

At 22:00 on December 22, the Ursid meteor shower is at its maximum.

December 27 at 10:30 a.m., the lunar occultation of Lunar Occultation A. 1 in the south of the Moon On December 29 at 10:30 a.m., Mercury is conjunct Mercury.

At 09:23 on December 29, the Moon occultates Saturn, which is above the north of the Moon.

I heard that there is an annular solar eclipse, but it is not visible from every place.