Are there two moons on August 28, 2010? I don t see any reports about it.

Such celestial phenomena are fake. Naturally, it is impossible to see.

The first is that at the time of these people's preaching, Mars will not be visible at 24 p.m. on August 27. At that time, Mars was very close to the Sun, and if there was even the slightest possibility of seeing it in a place with excellent conditions after sunset, it would not be even possible to see it in the city.

Secondly, Mars simply cannot be as big as the Moon. Now that Mars is nearly 400 million kilometers away from Earth, it is impossible for it to look as big as the Sun. If Mars were to be as big as the Moon, it would be within 1 million kilometers from Earth, but in any case, Mars could never be less than 55 million kilometers from Earth.

Mars opposes the Sun once every two years, which is the best time to observe Mars, but Mars has never appeared and will never appear if the moon is so big.

Obviously, the originator of this statement is a person who does not know astronomy at all, and it is ridiculous from the point of view of astronomy.

The Internet is really making people's taste more and more heavy, and the celestial phenomena that the Chinese have not dared to forge for thousands of years have now also been faked, which is worth pondering.

August 27 is the 18th day of the lunar calendar, and the moon will appear in the eastern sky at 9 p.m. and will be slightly missing in the west. It is recommended that the landlord go and see the moon. On the night of August 27th, there is a celestial phenomenon of Jupiter conjunct the moon, I hope the landlord can pay attention, it is best to use a small telescope to catch Jupiter and the moon at once.

I've seen people shouting in the astronomical bar that Jupiter was Mars that day.

Practice is the only criterion for testing the truth, and the landlord has already tested how stupid and uninteresting the celestial phenomena advocated by these people are.

I believe that the landlord is a person who basically doesn't look at the sky, so he will believe such rumors. However, in some respects, we should also be grateful for such rumors, after all, let the landlord raise the head of the sky that is rarely raised.

While thanking us for the convenience that urbanization has brought us, shouldn't we also think about what they have taken away from us?

It's just that someone else is spreading it on Tencent space, and if there were, the experts would have called us to pay attention to it. A lot of logs in the space are nonsense, and there will be either ** or meteors at both ends in three days, let's not believe it.

can be accurate to you, absolutely will not have!!

Two moons will not be seen.

This information is actually misinformation from netizens, and the reason is "estimated to be due to the astronomical 'Martian opposition' phenomenon that occurred on August 27, 2003." At that time, the distance between Mars and the Earth was about 5575 80,000 kilometers, which became the shortest distance in 60,000 years. Observed on Earth, the orange-red Mars becomes the brightest 'star' in the sky."

In fact, even at that time, the Mars seen with the naked eye was only the size of a rice ball, and it was impossible to compare with the moon. Almost every year since that 'Mars opposition', there have been misinformation about seeing the same astronomical phenomena at this time, and this year is no different. You won't see two moons.

However, this August 27 if the weather is good. We can see the "Jupiter conjunction Moon", which is the beautiful celestial phenomenon when Jupiter comes closest to the Moon. If you are interested, you can keep an eye out for what is about to happen in the sky"Fairy Tale of the Stars and Moon", an intimate encounter between Jupiter and the Moon.

Friends can start watching tonight, and you'll see Jupiter and the Moon getting closer and closer!

I'm back from the 27th to tell you.

To be sure, it's absolutely impossible for two moons to appear in the sky at the same time!

It's fake.

On the 28th, there will be a situation similar to two moons, but what actually happens: one moon and one Jupiter!

Because, on that day, Jupiter is closest and brightest to the Earth, and it looks like it will miss the Moon.

However, for the Earth, there is only one moon in the world, and that is the moon.

Two lunar astronomical spectacles are unlikely on August 27.

See this news for details, pay attention to the date!

It's misinformation! It is simply impossible to see two about the same size.

Some people may refer to the 2003 "Mars opposition" (the "opposition" of Mars means that the Sun, Earth and Mars are on the same meridian, and this astronomical phenomenon is called "opposition", or "opposition" for short). The "opposition" that occurs at perihelion of Mars is called a "great opposition". The time is wrong, resulting in false news.

According to the data, in 2003, Mars reached a position only 55.76 million kilometers away from the Earth on August 27 of that year, becoming the closest distance between the two in 60,000 years. But even in this case, Mars, as seen with the naked eye on Earth, is only a bright star spot, and it can never become a "big silver plate" like the moon. This year, Mars did not opposition, and in the days around August 27, Mars looked like a dotted star from Earth.

And it will fall to the horizon at around 20:08 on the 26th, and Mars will not be visible at 00:30 on the 27th, so there will definitely be no spectacle of "two moons".

In recent days, it has been reported that on August 27, that is, at 0:30 a.m. next Friday, Mars will be about 55 million kilometers away from Earth, and Mars will be as big as a full moon to the naked eye, and the sky will show the astronomical spectacle of two moons. Rumor has it that this celestial phenomenon is very rare, and the next time it happens is in 2287, so it can only be seen once in a lifetime. This rumor has been frequently used on Weibo and forums.

In response to this rumor, Zhu Jin, director of the Beijing Planetarium, refuted the rumor that this is absolutely impossible.

Where are the two, but it may be refraction or UFO.

Information Times News (Reporter Huang Xideng, Intern Yu Yang, Correspondent Li Jianji) The reporter learned from the Wuyang Planetarium in Guangzhou yesterday that recently, many citizens called the museum to ask if two moons could be seen in the night sky at 0:30 a.m. on August 27 this year. In this regard, the museum's experts called it a rumor. But at 0:30 a.m. on August 27, two of the brightest objects in the middle of the night, the Moon and Jupiter, were visible across the country, with Jupiter to the south of the Moon.

Modern astronomy tells us that in the history of human civilization for more than 5,000 years, no one has ever witnessed two moons. Since the Moon is closest to the Earth, the apparent diameter (open angle) of the Moon is the largest. Under special conditions, the Moon can occlude objects such as the Sun, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune.

It is impossible to mistake other celestial bodies for the moon.

The above rumors first appeared on the eve of August 27, 2003, which was the year of Mars opposition. Throughout the year, Jupiter is brighter than Mars. But in August 2003, Mars was brighter than Jupiter, which is very rare.

Some people misreported that there were two moons in the night sky. Because in 2003, in the midnight sky, the brightest celestial bodies were the Moon and Mars. Since 2003, on the eve of August 27 every year, people have spread it on the Internet, and at 0:30 a.m. on August 27, two moons can be seen in the night sky.

Some citizens asked: Mars is brighter than Jupiter, how many years does it happen? Experts at the Guangzhou Wuyang Planetarium believe that it usually only happens once every 79 years.

At 0:30 a.m. on August 27 this year, as long as the night sky is clear, two of the brightest objects of the night, the Moon and Jupiter, can be seen all over the country, both close at hand, with Jupiter to the south of the Moon. Mars will not be visible by then, and Mars will have sunk in the west in the first half of the night.

Not at all, yesterday it was cloudy, there was not a single moon, where did the two come from.

There were indeed two moons on August 27, still at 3 o'clock, and they had been rotating with the moon under the oblique moon (absolutely not deceiving, deceiving people to death).

It's over, today is the 28th. And there are none.

The moon sees only one, but there are many stars. It's better to say that there are 8 moons on August 32nd.

I looked at it that day, and there were no two moons with Ben

It seems to be the night of the 28th, and it has passed

That's a fake, and it's past now, and I haven't seen it.

Not yet... Just tonight