Everyone in Northern Ireland will be able to see a fairly rare event early on the Thursday – the Full Moon will pass directly in front of Mars.. if the sky is clear 🌕
Everyone in Northern Ireland will be able to see a fairly rare event early on the Thursday morning, if the sky is clear.
Those times will vary slightly depending on your location in Northern Ireland – the further west you are, the earlier it will happen. So start looking no later than about 04.45 to be safe. Apostolos Christou, a Research Astronomer at Armagh Observatory and Planetarium, told Belfast Live: “Mars is set to disappear behind the Moon for one hour this coming Thursday morning. People who are out and about at 6am will be able to see an amber-coloured Mars next to the Moon.
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