Promoted by the IFSC, the event brings together teachers, students and other interested parties to observe the Supermoon phenomenon, in which the Earth's natural satellite suffers from the phenomenon of perigee - or perihelion - where the Moon's orbit around the Earth coincides, or has a difference of a few hours, with the occurrence of the phase full of our natural satellite. The visual effect is difficult to perceive with the naked eye, but the diameter of the Moon during the night should be approximately 10% larger, making the sky well lit and encouraging astronomical observations with a lunar objective.
Start: 10/08/2014 22:00
End: 11/08/2014 01:00
Values: Gratuitous.
