What Are Astronomical Events?

Astronomical phenomenon is a special phenomenon caused by the celestial body reaching a specific position (objective position) or state. Some astronomical phenomena are hot topics in astrology. In fact, observing astronomical phenomena is a good opportunity to study and photograph celestial bodies. For example, the joint observation of asteroid cover stars can determine the shape and size of asteroids. Observations of specific astronomical phenomena have become fun for amateur astronomy hobbyists.

Astronomical phenomenon

The phenomenon of eclipse between celestial bodies and celestial bodies, such as "eating", "covering" and "ling". Such as:

Various celestial body forecast positions, such as day, month,

Sudden and unpredictable astronomical phenomena such as visions on the planet's surface (such as Martian sandstorms,

2009 Astronomical phenomenon 2009

January 3-Quadrant Meteor Shower Extreme January 4-Mercury East Day January 15-Venus East Day January 26-Solar Eclipse

The eclipse belt begins on the coast of South Africa, east and north of the Indian Ocean, and passes through the Indian Ocean to Sumatra and Borneo, most parts of southern Africa, Southeast Asia, and most parts of western Australia. Partial solar eclipses can be seen.

February 9-Penumbra eclipse

This penumbra eclipse will travel through most of eastern Europe, Asia, Australia, the Pacific and western North America.

February 25-New Moon

March 8-Saturn Sun

This sunburst is when Saturn is closest to Earth, and it is also the best time to observe and photograph Saturn and its moons.

March 11-Full Moon

March 20-Spring equinox 11:44 (UT)

This day is the same day and night around the world, and it is also the first day of spring.

March 26-New Moon

April 9-full moon

April 25-New Moon

May 9-Full Moon

May 24-New Moon

June 7-Full Moon

June 22-New Moon

June 21-Summer Solstice 5:45 (UT)

On this day, the northern hemisphere sun is at the highest point in the sky, and it is the longest day in the day, which is also the first day of summer.

July 7-Full Moon

July 7-Penumbra eclipse

This eclipse will travel through most of Australia, the Pacific and North and South America.

July 22-New Moon

July 22-Total Solar Eclipse

The solar eclipse belt started in the eastern and central parts of India and Nepal, and extended through China to the end of the central Pacific Ocean.

Partial eclipses can be seen in most parts of East Asia and Hawaii.

August 6-Full Moon

August 6-Penumbra Eclipse

This eclipse will travel through most of the Americas, Europe, Africa, and western Asia.

August 14-Jupiter Sunshine

This huge planet will be closest to Earth on this day, and it will also be the best time to observe and photograph it and its satellites.

August 17-Neptune Sunburst

This blue planet will be closest to Earth on this day. Although it is still a small blue spot in the largest telescope, it is also the best time to observe Neptune.

August 20-New Moon

September 4-Full Moon

September 17-Uranus strikes the sun

This turquoise planet will be closest to Earth on this day. Although it is still a small blue-green spot in the largest telescope, it is nevertheless the best time to observe Uranus.

September 18-New Moon

September 22-21:18 autumn equinox (UT)

This day is equal to the day and night in the northern hemisphere, and it is also the beginning of autumn.

October 4-Full Moon

October 13-Venus and Saturn

Astronomical phenomenon (Venus and Saturn)

In the early morning sky, we can see that Venus and Saturn are only half a degree apart.

October 18-New Moon

November 2-full moon

November 16-New Moon

December 2-Full Moon

December 16-New Moon

December 21-Winter Solstice, 17:47 (UT)

The sun is at its lowest point in the sky, and it is also the shortest day in the northern hemisphere and the longest day at night, also the beginning of winter.

December 31-full moon

December 31-partial eclipse

This eclipse belt will pass through most of Europe, Africa and Asia, Oceania and other places!

2010 Astronomical phenomena in 2010

Partial eclipse on January 1

First loss at 2:51, eclipse at 3:23, and full recovery at 3:54. The food is 0.082.

Mars Conjunct January 3

Astronomical phenomenon (fire meteor)

January 4 quadrant meteor shower

Mercury on January 5

At 16:00 on January 6, Saturn conjoins the moon

Venus on January 12

Eclipse on January 15

Around China, we started to lose money from 15:30 to 15:30, and eclipses were seen in parts of Yunnan, Sichuan, Chongqing, Hubei, Henan, and Shandong. At 1:00, Saturn stays and becomes retrograde.

Mercury stays on January 16 and goes direct, Venus conjoins the moon

At 19:00 on January 25, the Moon Covered Star Cluster

Mercury West Range on January 27

At 19:42 on January 29, Mars will strike the sun, -1.32 etc.

Mars at 9:00 on January 30

At 0 o'clock on February 3, Saturn conjoins the moon

Venus conjunct February 16 Jupiter conjunct

Venus and Jupiter on February 17

Mars at 9:00 on February 26

At 9:00 on March 2, Saturn conjoins the moon

At 16:00 on March 11, Mars stayed and went direct

Mercury on March 14

Venus conjunct March 15

Spring equinox at 1:32 on March 21

At 0:37 on March 22, Saturn will sunburst, 0.4 magnitude

Mars at 16:00 on March 25

At 12:00 on March 29, Saturn conjoins the moon

Mercury with Venus in early April

Mercury East Distance on April 8

At 18:00 on April 11, Jupiter conjoins the moon

At 11:00 on April 16, Venus conjoins the moon

Mercury stays retrograde on April 19

On April 22, the meteor shower in Lyra is extremely strong.

Venus conjoins the star cluster on April 25, at 21:00 Saturn conjoins the moon

Mercury on April 29

May 6 Aquarius shower

At 13:00 on May 9, Jupiter conjoins the moon

Mercury stays on May 11 and goes direct

On May 16 from 19:00 to 19:00, the moon covers Venus

Mars at 11:00 on May 20

At 2 o'clock on May 23, Saturn conjoins the moon

May 26 Mercury West

At 0 o'clock on June 1, Saturn stays and becomes direct

At 6 o'clock on June 6, Jupiter conjoins the moon

At 9 o'clock on June 15, Venus conjoins the moon

Mars at 18:00 on June 17

At 5:00 on June 19, Saturn conjoins the moon

19:28 on June 21, summer solstice

June 26 partial eclipse

18:16 first loss, 19:38 eclipse, 21:00 recovery. The food is 0.542. Lunar eclipse can be seen in parts of eastern China.

Mercury on June 28

At 4 o'clock on July 4, Jupiter conjoins the moon

At 1:00 on July 15, Venus conjoins the moon

At 2 o'clock on July 16th, Mars conjoins the moon, and at 15:00, Saturn conjuncts

At 12:00 on July 24, Jupiter stayed and became retrograde

Mars and Saturn on July 30

Jupiter Conjunct August 1

Venus, Mars, Saturn meetup August 5-15

August 7 Mercury East

Venus and Saturn on August 8

In the early morning of August 13, the Perseid meteor shower was extremely heavy, at 3 o'clock, Saturn conjunct the moon, 15:00, Venus conjunct the moon, 16:00, Saturn conjunct the moon, in the evening, you can see Venus, Saturn, and Mars accompanied

At 10:00 on August 18, Venus and Mars

Mercury stays retrograde on August 20, Venus is far away

August 27 Jupiter

Mercury Under September on September 3

At 9 o'clock on September 9, Saturn conjoins the moon

At 10 o'clock on September 11, Mars conjoins the moon, and at 20 o'clock, the moon covers Venus

Mercury stays and goes direct on September 12

Mercury West Range on September 20

At 11:35 on September 21, Jupiter strikes the sun, -2.94 magnitude

At 5 o'clock on September 23, Jupiter conjoins the moon, 11: 9, autumnal equinox

Venus is brightest on September 24

September 30 Saturn

Mercury conjoins the moon at 11:00 on October 7, and Saturn conjoins the moon at 12:00

At 17:00 on October 8, Mercury conjoins Saturn, the meteor shower in Draco is extremely heavy, and Venus stays and becomes retrograde

On October 10, at 3 o'clock, Venus conjunct the moon, and at 6 o'clock, Mars conjunct the moon

Mercury on October 17

At 9 o'clock on October 20, Jupiter conjoins the moon

Great Orion Meteor Shower on October 22

Venus Under the Sun on October 29

At 5:00 on November 4, Saturn conjoins the moon

At 16:00 on November 5th, Venus will be covered by the moon

At 11:00 on November 7, Mercury conjoins the moon

At 5:00 on November 8, Mars conjoins the moon

At 10 o'clock on November 16, Jupiter conjoins the moon, Venus stays and becomes direct

North and South Taurus Meteor Showers

Great Leo Meteor Shower on November 18

Mercury will be at a great distance to the east on December 1, at 18:00, Saturn conjoins the moon

At 9:00 on December 2nd, Venus conjoins the moon

Venus is brightest on December 5

At 5:00 on December 7, the moon covers Mars

Mercury stays retrograde on December 10

At 2:00 on December 13, Jupiter conjoins the moon

Great Geminid Meteor Shower on December 15

Mercury under the Mercury on December 20

Total Eclipse on December 21

First loss at 14:32, food at 15:40, food at 16:17, light at 16:53, recovery at 18:01. Eating 1.261. Lunar eclipse can be seen in parts of eastern China.

On December 22, the Ursa Meteor shower was extremely heavy, at 7:38, the winter solstice

At 23:00 on December 28, Saturn conjoins the moon

Mercury stays on December 30 and goes direct

At 16:00 on December 31, Venus conjoins the moon

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At 00:00 on January 1, Venus conjoins the moon, and Venus is 7.0 ° north of the moon

At 23:00 on January 2, Mercury conjoins the moon, Mercury is 3.8 ° north of the moon

Partial eclipse on January 4, visible in northwestern China

At 21:00 on January 4, Mercury and Uranus, Mercury is 0.5 ° south of Uranus

January 5 Quadrant Meteor Shower Extreme

At 0 o'clock on January 9, Venus is at a large distance from the west, 47.0 °

At 22:00 on January 9th, Mercury is at a large distance from the west, 23.3 °

At 1 o'clock on January 11, Jupiter conjoins the moon, and Mercury is 7.0 ° south of the moon

At 18:00 on January 25, Saturn conjoins the moon, and Saturn is 8.1 ° north of the moon

At 16:12 on January 27, Saturn stays and changes from direct to retrograde

At 12:00 on January 30, Venus conjoins the moon, and Venus is 3.5 ° north of the moon

Mars at 1:00 on February 5

At 18:00 on February 7, Saturn conjoins the moon, and Jupiter is 6.8 ° south of the moon

At 1:00 on February 22, Saturn conjoins the moon, and Saturn is 8.0 ° north of the moon

7:26 on February 25, the second quarter

At 17:00 on February 25, Mercury will conjunct the Sun

At 12:00 on March 1, Venus conjoins the moon, and Venus is 1.6 ° south of the moon

At 20:00 on March 4, Mars conjoined the moon, and Mars was 6.2 ° south of the moon

Spring equinox at 7:21 on March 21

At 8 o'clock on March 21, Saturn conjoins the moon, and Saturn is 8.0 ° north of the moon

At 9 o'clock on March 23, Mercury is at a long distance, 18.6 °

At 1:00 on March 31, Mercury stays and changes from direct to reverse

At 21:00 on March 31, Venus conjoins the moon, and Venus is 6.0 ° south of the moon

At 7:56 on April, Saturn will sunburst

At 23:00 on April 6th, Jupiter

At 4 o'clock on April 10, Mercury will be under the sun

At 16:00 on April 17, Saturn conjoins the moon, and Saturn is 8.0 ° north of the moon

At 23:00 on April 19, Mercury conjoins Mars, and Mars is 0.6 ° south of Mercury

April 22 Leo Meteor Shower

At 13:00 on April 22, Mercury stays and changes from retrograde to direct

Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter gathering in early May

At 7:00 on May 1, Venus conjoins the moon, and Venus is 7.0 ° south of the moon

At 15:00 on May 1, Mercury conjoins the moon, Mercury is 7.8 ° south of the moon

At 12:00 on May 1, Mercury conjoins Jupiter and Mars 0.4 ° north of Jupiter

At 3:20 on May 2, Jupiter conjoins the moon, and Jupiter is 5.9 ° south of the moon

At 3:42 on May 2, Mars conjoined the moon, and Mars was 5.5 ° south of the moon

May 6 Aquarius shower

At 3 o'clock on May 8, Mercury is at a large distance from the west, 26.6 °

May 9-13 Venus, Mercury, Jupiter Party

At 24:00 on May 9, Mercury alloy star, Mercury is 1.5 ° south of Venus

At 23:00 on May 11, Venus conjunct Jupiter, Venus 0.6 ° south of Jupiter

At 4:00 on May 12, Mercury meets Jupiter Mercury is 2.0 ° south of Jupiter

At 23:00 on May 14, Saturn conjoins the moon, and Saturn is 8.2 ° north of the moon

At 17:00 on May 16, Mercury alloy star, Mercury is 1.4 ° south of Venus

Venus, Mercury, Mars May 19-25

At 9:00 on May 21, Mercury conjoins Mars, and Venus is 2.1 ° south of Mars

At 16:00 on May 23, Venus conjoins Mars, and Venus is 1.0 ° south of the moon

At 23:00 on May 29, Jupiter conjoins the moon, and Jupiter is 5.6 ° south of the moon

At 4:00 on May 31, Mars conjoins the moon, and Mars is 3.8 ° south of the moon

Partial eclipse on June 2, visible in Southeast Asia

June 8 Venus Hopang Star Cluster

At 5:00 on June 11, Saturn conjoins the moon, and Saturn is 8.2 ° north of the moon

At 8:00 on June 13th, Mercury will conjunct the Sun

At 12:37 on June 14, Saturn stayed and changed from retrograde to direct

Total Lunar Eclipse June 16

The initial loss was at 2:22, the eclipse was at 3:22, the eclipse was at 4:13, the light was at 5: 3, and the circle was regained at 6: 2. The eastern part of the country brings sunset, and the southwestern part of the west can see the whole process.

At 16:00 on June 18, Venus will converge to Bishu Five, and Venus will be 4.8 ° north of Bisu Five

Summer solstice at 1:17 on June 22

At 17:00 on June 26, Jupiter conjoins the moon, and Jupiter is 5.4 ° south of the moon

At 3:00 on June 29, Mars conjoins the moon, and Mars is 1.7 ° south of the moon

At 17:00 on June 30, the moon covers Venus, which is 0.1 ° north of the moon

Partial solar eclipse on July 1

At 10 o'clock on July 3, Mercury conjoins the moon, Mercury is 5.5 ° north of the fifth place

At 15:00 on July 6, Mars will converge to Bishu Five, and Mars will be 5.5 ° north of Bishu Five

At 12:00 on July 8, Saturn conjoins the moon, and Saturn is 8.0 ° north of the moon

At 13:00 on July 20, Mercury is at a long distance, 26.8 °

At 9:00 on July 24, Mercury conjoins the moon, Mercury is 5.0 ° south of the moon

At 1:00 on July 28, the moon covers Mars, and Mars is 0.5 ° north of the moon

At 15:00 on August 2, Mercury stays and changes from direct to retrograde

At 20:00 on August 4, Saturn conjoins the moon, and Saturn is 7.7 ° north of the moon

August 13 Great Perseid Meteor Shower

At 20:00 on August 16th, Venus will be in conjunction with the Sun

At 11:00 on August 17, the Mercury will be under the Sun

At 20:00 on August 20, Mercury conjoins the moon, and Jupiter is 4.8 ° south of the moon

At 7:25 on August 23, Neptune sunbursts

At 22:00 on August 25, Mars conjoins the moon, and Jupiter is 2.7 ° north of the moon

At 12:00 on August 26, Mars stayed and changed from retrograde to direct

At 9:00 on August 28, Mercury conjoins the moon, Mercury is 2.6 ° north of the moon

At 1:30 on August 31, Jupiter stayed and changed from direct to retrograde

At 7:00 on September 1, Saturn conjoins the moon, and Saturn is 7.3 ° north of the moon

At 14:00 on September 3, Mercury is at a large distance from the west, 18.1 °

At 10:00 on September 9, Mercury meets Xuanyuan XIV, Mercury is at Xuanyuan XIV 0.7 °

At 2 o'clock on September 17, Jupiter conjoins the moon, and Jupiter is 4.7 ° south of the moon

At 16:00 on September 23, Mars conjoins the moon, and Mars is 4.8 ° north of the moon

At 8:14 on September 26, Uranus will be sunburst

Mars and Ghost Star Cluster on October 2

At 20:00 on October 3, Venus and Suzuki

At 4:00 on October 14, Jupiter conjoins the moon, and Jupiter is 4.8 ° south of the moon

Great Orion Meteor Shower on October 21

At 8 o'clock on October 22, Mars conjoined the moon, and Mars was 6.5 ° north of the moon

At 9:41 on October 29, Jupiter will be sunburst

Southern Taurus Meteor Shower is Great on November 5

At 3:00 on November 10, Jupiter conjoins the moon, Jupiter is 5.0 ° south of the moon

At 5 o'clock on November 10, Venus will conjoin Sinji and Venus will be 4.0 ° north of Sinjuji

At 13:00 on November 11, Mars was Xuanyuan XIV, and Mars was 1.4 ° north of Xuanyuan XIV.

North 12 Taurus Meteor Shower Extreme

At 1700 hours on November 14, Mercury is at a long distance, 22.8 °

Great Leo Meteor Shower on November 18

At 18:00 on November 19, Mars conjoins the moon, and Mars is 7.7 ° north of the moon

At 17:00 on November 24th, Mercury stays and changes from direct to retrograde

Partial eclipse on November 25, not visible in China

At 12:00 on November 27, Venus conjoins the moon, Venus is 2.8 ° south of the moon

At 17:00 on December 4, Mercury will conjunct the moon

At 4:00 on December 7, Jupiter conjoins the moon, and Jupiter is 5.2 ° south of the moon

Total Lunar Eclipse December 10

At the beginning of 20:45, the eclipse was at 22: 6, the eclipse was very high at 22:31, the light was born at 22:57, and he recovered at 0:17 the next day. China has good observation conditions throughout the country.

At 10:00 on December 14th, Mercury stays and changes from retrograde to direct

Around 1am on December 15th, the Gemini meteor shower is extremely strong

At 21:00 on December 17, Mars conjoined the moon, and Mars was 8.5 ° north of the moon

At 18:00 on December 20, Saturn conjoins the moon, and Saturn is 6.5 ° north of the moon

13:30 on December 22, winter solstice

Great meteor shower in Ursa Dec. 22

At 11:00 on December 23, Mercury is at a large distance from the west, 21.9 °

At 12 o'clock on December 23, Mercury conjoins the moon, Mercury is 2.6 ° north of the moon

At 19:26 on December 26, Jupiter stayed and changed from retrograde to direct

At 19:00 on December 27, Venus conjoins the moon, and Venus is 6.4 ° south of the moon

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At 10:47 on January 3, Jupiter conjoins the moon, and Jupiter is 5.0 ° south of the moon

At 15:00 on January 4, the meteor shower in the quadrant is extremely strong, ZHR = 120

At 14:49 on January 14, Mars conjoined the moon, and Mars was 9.1 ° north of the moon

At 2:48 on January 17, Saturn conjoins the moon, and Saturn is 6.4 ° north of the moon

At 08:33 on January 25, Mars stayed and changed from direct to retrograde

At 2:44 on January 27, Venus conjoins the moon, Venus is 6.8 ° south of the moon

At 22:38 on January 30, Jupiter conjoins the moon, and Jupiter is 4.5 ° south of the moon

At 7:02 on February 7, Mercury will conjunct

At 20:24 on February 8th, Saturn stayed and changed from direct to retrograde

At 19:31 on February 10, Mars conjoined the moon, and Mars was 9.7 ° north of the moon

At 08:48 on February 13, Saturn conjoins the moon, and Saturn is 6.2 ° north of the moon

At 13:50 on February 23, Mercury conjoins the moon, and Mercury is 6.0 ° south of the moon

At 05:43 on February 26, Venus conjoins the moon, and Venus is 3.3 ° south of the moon

At 14:17 on February 27, Jupiter conjoins the moon, and Jupiter is 3.8 ° south of the moon

At 4:10 on March 4th, Mars will strike the sun

At 00:59 on March 6, Mars was closest to Earth, 0.6737AU

At 17:34 on March 5, Mercury is 18.2 ° from the east.

At 13:31 on March 8, Mars conjoined the moon, and Mars was 9.8 ° north of the moon

At 14:40 on March 11, Saturn conjoins the moon, and Saturn is 6.2 ° north of the moon

At 04:55 on March 12, Mercury stayed and changed from direct to retrograde

13:14 on March 20, spring equinox

At 03:21 on March 22, Mercury will be under the Sun

At 07:58 on March 26, Jupiter conjoins the moon, and Jupiter is 3.1 ° south of the moon

At 02:21 on March 27, Venus conjoins the moon, and Venus is 1.8 ° north of the moon

At 15:44 on March 27, Venus is 46.0 ° from the east.

At 14:00 on April 3, Mercury stays and changes from retrograde to direct; Venus conjoins the star cluster

At 10:44 on April 4, Mars conjoined the moon, and Mars was 8.9 ° north of the moon

At 21:47 on April 7, Saturn conjoins the moon, and Saturn is 6.3 ° north of the moon

At 20:23 on April 15, Mars stayed and changed from retrograde to direct

At 02:26 on April 16, Saturn will sunburst

At 02:44 on April 16, Saturn is closest to Earth, 8.72AU

At 01:22 on April 19, Mercury is 27.5 ° west from the west

At 9:57 on April 19, Mercury conjoins the moon, Mercury is 7.6 ° south of the moon

At 13:00 on April 22, the Lyra meteor shower was extremely strong, ZHR = 18

At 10:22 on April 25, Venus conjoins the moon, and Venus is 5.7 ° north of the moon

At 21:31 on May 1, Mars conjoined the moon, and Mars was 7.9 ° north of the moon

At 5:43 on May 5, Saturn conjoins the moon, and Saturn is 6.4 ° north of the moon

At 3 o'clock on May 6, the Aquarius meteor shower was extremely strong, ZHR = 70

21:22 on May 13, Jupiter

At 01:19 on May 16, Venus stayed and changed from direct to retrograde

Eclipse on May 21

At 19:19 on May 27, Mercury will conjunct

At 19:16 on May 29, Mars conjoined the moon, and Mars was 6.9 ° north of the moon

At 1:24 on June 1, Saturn conjoins the moon, and Saturn is 6.5 ° north of the moon

June 4 partial eclipse

The initial loss time is 17:59:53, the eclipse time is 19: 3: 12, and the recovery time is 20: 6: 28.

At 9:08 on June 6, Venus will be under the sun, and Venus will be transiting

At 16:26 on June 17, the moon covers Jupiter, which is 1.1 ° south of the moon

07:09, June 21st, summer solstice

At 2:59 on June 22, Mercury conjoins the moon, Mercury is 5.7 ° north of the moon

At 17:10 on June 26, Saturn stayed and changed from retrograde to direct

At 23:00 on June 26, Mars conjoined the moon, and Mars was 5.8 ° north of the moon

At 11: June on June 27, the Meteor shower was extremely heavy

At 12:23 on June 27, Venus stayed and changed from retrograde to direct

At 19:21 on June 28, the moon covered Spica, which is 1.4 ° north of the moon.

At 20:18 on June 28, Saturn conjoins the moon, and Saturn is 6.3 ° north of the moon

At 09:56 on July 1, Mercury is 25.7 ° east

At 02:44 on July 10, Bi Suwu alloy star, Bi Suwu is 0.9 ° south of Venus

At 13:22 on July 14, Mercury stays and changes from direct to retrograde

At 11:06 on July 15, the moon covers Jupiter, which is 0.5 ° south of the moon

At 23:29 on July 15, Venus conjoins the moon, and Venus is 3.8 ° south of the moon

At 5:00 on July 16

At 06:07 on July 25, Mars conjoined the moon, and Mars was 4.2 ° north of the moon

At 10:00 on July 26, the moon covered Spica, which is 1.2 ° north of the moon.

At 07:07 on July 26, Saturn conjoins the moon, and Saturn is 6.0 ° north of the moon

At 3:57 on July 29, Mercury will be under the Sun

At 01:13 on August 8, Mercury stayed and changed from retrograde to direct

At 04:30 on August 12, the moon covers Jupiter. Jupiter is 0.1 ° north of the moon.

At 20:00 on August 12, the Perseid meteor shower was extremely heavy, ZHR = 80 +

At 3:42 on August 14, Venus will be covered by the moon. Venus will be 0.6 ° south of the moon.

At 17:06 on August 15, Venus was 45.8 ° west from the west.

At 13:05 on August 16, Mercury conjoins the moon, Mercury is 3.5 ° north of the moon

At 20:03 on August 16, Mercury was 18.7 ° west of Mercury, Mercury, Venus and Jupiter lined up.

August 18 Mercury and Ghosts Cluster

At 06:21 on August 22, the moon covered Spica, which was 1.0 ° north of the moon.

At 11:23 on August 22, Saturn conjoins the moon, and Saturn is 5.5 ° north of the moon

At 15:51 on August 22, Mars conjoined the moon, and Mars was 2.3 ° north of the moon

At 20:31 on August 24, Neptune sunstroke

At 9:04 on September 8th, Jupiter is covered by the moon, and Jupiter is 0.6 ° north of the moon

At 10:43 on September 10th, Mercury will conjunct the Sun

At 1:08 on September 13th, Venus conjoins the moon, Venus is 3.7 ° north of the moon; Venus and the Ghosts Cluster

At 13:22 on September 18, the moon covers Spica I, which is 0.8 ° north of the moon.

At 22:26 on September 18, Saturn conjoins the moon, and Saturn is 5.0 ° north of the moon

At 04:37 on September 20, the moon covers Mars, and Mars is 0.2 ° south of the moon

At 22:49 on September 22, the autumnal equinox

Uranus strikes the sun at 15:14 on September 29

At 15:59 on October 3, Xuanyuan XIV alloy star, Xuanyuan XIV is 0.1 ° north of Venus

At 21:49 on October 4, Jupiter stayed and changed from direct to retrograde

At 4:57 on October 6, the moon covers Jupiter, which is 0.9 ° north of the moon

Great meteor shower in Draco on October 8

At 03:08 on October 13, Venus conjoined the moon, and Venus was 6.3 ° north of the moon

At 22:53 on October 15, the moon covered Spica, which was 0.8 ° north of the moon.

At 09:43 on October 17, the moon covers Mercury, which is 1.3 ° south of the moon

Orion meteor shower on October 21, ZHR = 30

At 16:31 on October 25, Saturn will conjunct

At 06:11 on October 27, Mercury was 24.1 ° east long

At 09:05 on November 2, Jupiter was covered by the moon, and Jupiter was 0.9 ° north of the moon.

Southern Taurus meteor shower is extremely strong on November 5th, ZHR = 8

At 11:22 on November 7, Mercury stays and changes from direct to retrograde

At 1:50 on November 12, Venus conjoins the moon, and Venus is 5.3 ° north of the moon

At 09:58 on November 12, the moon covered Spica, which is 0.8 ° north of the moon.

Northern Taurus meteor shower is extremely strong on November 12, ZHR = 12

At 18:20 on November 14, Mercury is covered by the moon, Mercury is 1.0 ° south of the moon

At 17:00 on November 17, the Leo Meteor shower was extremely heavy, ZHR = 20

At 23:48 on November 17, Mercury will be under the Sun

At 04:04 on November 27, Mercury stayed and changed from retrograde to direct

At 09:18 on November 27, Venus conjunct Saturn, Venus is 0.5 ° south of Saturn

At 08:53 on November 29, the moon covers Jupiter, which is 0.6 ° north of the moon

At 9:44 on December 3rd, Jupiter sunstruck

In the early morning of December, the Venus, Mercury and Saturn in the eastern sky are aligned.

At 06:48 on December 5, Mercury was 20.6 ° west of the west.

At 20:20 on December 9, the moon covered Spica, which is 0.8 ° north of the moon.

At 21:49 on December 11, Venus conjoins the moon, and Venus is 1.6 ° north of the moon

At 08:44 on December 12, the moon covers Mercury, and Mercury is 1.1 ° north of the moon

At 6 o'clock on December 14, the Gemini meteor shower was extremely heavy (15 o'clock on the 13th and 12 o'clock on the 14th)

At 13:18 on December 20, the first quarter

19:12 on December 21, Winter Solstice

At 16:00 on December 22, the Ursa Meteor shower is extremely strong, ZHR = 10

At 08:10 on December 26, the moon covers Jupiter. Jupiter is 0.4 ° north of the moon.

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At 21:33 on January 3, the quadrant meteor shower was extremely strong

At 4:11 on January 6, the moon covered Spica, which is 0.6 ° north of the moon.

At 9:09 on January 7, Saturn conjoins the moon, and Saturn is 3.8 ° north of the moon

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At 19:37 on January 10, Venus conjoins the moon, and Venus is 2.8 ° south of the moon

At 12:44 on January 12, the new moon

At 19:54 on January 13, Mars conjoined the moon, and Mars was 6.4 ° south of the moon

At 1:50 on January 18, Mercury will conjunct the Sun

At 11:02 on January 22, the moon covers Jupiter, which is 0.5 ° north of the moon

At 19:35 on January 22, Bi Su Wu He Yue, Bi Su Wu is 4.0 ° south of the moon

At 12:38 on January 27, Mochizuki

At 00:21 on January 31, Jupiter stayed and changed from retrograde to direct

At 9:44 on February 2nd, the moon covers Spica, which is 0.3 ° north of the moon.

At 17:35 on February 3, Saturn conjoins the moon, Saturn is 3.5 ° north of the moon (unobservable in the northern hemisphere)

At 15:20 on February 10, the new moon

At 05:29 on February 17, Mercury is at a long distance, 18.1 °

At 19:36 on February 18, the moon covers Jupiter, which is 0.9 ° north of the moon

At 3:11 on February 19, Bi Su Wu He Yue, Bi Su Wu is 3.8 ° south of the moon

At 18:39 on February 19, Saturn stayed and changed from direct to retrograde

At 03:25 on February 23, Mercury stays and changes from direct to retrograde

At 18:37 on February 25, Xuanyuan 14th lunar month, Xuanyuan 14th was 5.7 ° north of the moon

At 4:26 on February 26, Mochizuki

At 15:15 on March 1, the moon covers Spica, which is 0.1 ° north of the moon.

At 23:00 on March 2, Saturn conjoins the moon, and Saturn is 3.3 ° north of the moon

At 4:42 on March 4, Mercury will be under the Sun

At 05:25 on March 17, Mercury stays and changes from retrograde to direct

At 09:20 on March 18, Jupiter conjoins the moon, and Jupiter is 1.5 ° north of the moon

At 11:17 on March 18th, Bi Su Wu He Yue, Bi Su Wu is 3.5 ° south of the moon

Spring equinox at 19:02 on March 20

At 1:47 on March 25, Bishu Wuhe Jupiter, Bi Suwu is 5.1 ° south of Jupiter

At 17:27 on March 27, Mochizuki

At 22:47 on March 28, the moon covered Spica, which is 0.0 ° north of the moon.

At 01:14 on March 29th, Venus will be in conjunction

At 03:57 on March 30, Saturn conjoins the moon, and Saturn is 3.4 ° north of the moon

At 05:49 on April 1st, Mercury is west, 27.8 °

At 19:13 on April 14, Bi Su Wu He Yue, Bi Su Wu was 3.4 ° south of the moon

At 2:27 on April 15, Jupiter conjoins the moon, and Jupiter is 2.1 ° north of the moon

Mar 18 at 08:19

At 19:03 on April 22, the Lyra meteor shower was extremely strong

At 08:28 on April 25, the moon covers Spica, which is 0.0 ° south of the moon.

At 3:57 on April 26, the full moon and partial eclipse

The eclipse was 0.015, the initial loss was 3:54, the eclipse was 4:07, and the circle was 4:21.

At 10:07 on April 26, Saturn conjoins the moon, and Saturn is 3.5 ° north of the moon

At 16:26 on April 28, Saturn will sunburst

At 17:24 on April 28,

At 08:17 on May 5th, the Aurora Eta meteor shower was extremely strong

At 08:28 on May 10, the new moon and solar eclipse

May 12 at 05:37

At 18:52 on May 22, the moon covers Spica, which is 0.0 ° south of the moon

At 17:32 on May 23, Saturn conjoins the moon, and Saturn is 3.6 ° north of the moon

At 12:25 on May 25, the moon and penumbra eclipses

At 23:56 on June 8, the new moon

At 06:39 on June 11, Mercury conjoins the moon, Mercury is 5.9 ° north of the moon

At 00:44 on June 13, Mercury was at a long distance, 24.3 °

At 04:14 on June 19, the moon covered Spica, which is 0.1 ° south of the moon.

At 00:10 on June 20, Jupiter will conjoin

At 1:22 on June 20, Saturn conjoins the moon, and Saturn is 3.6 ° north of the moon

13:03 on June 21, summer solstice

At 09:17 on June 23, Venus meets Beihesan, and Venus is 5.3 ° south of Beihesan

At 19:11 on June 23, the moon passed an apogee of 356991km

At 19:32 on June 23, Mochizuki

At 07:03 on June 26, Mercury stayed and changed from direct to retrograde

At 4:09 on July 4, Venus and the Ghosts Cluster

At 12:15 on July 9, Saturn stays and changes from retrograde to direct

At 9:26 on July 9th, Mercury will be under the Sun

At 11:32 on July 16, the moon covers Spica, which is 0.3 ° south of the moon.

At 08:56 on July 17, Saturn conjoins the moon, and Saturn is 3.3 ° north of the moon

At 21:49 on July 20, Mercury stays and changes from retrograde to direct

At 12:47 on July 22, Xuanyuan XIV alloy star, Xuanyuan XIV is 1.2 ° south of Venus

At 15:34 on July 22, Mars conjoins Jupiter, and Mars is 0.8 ° north of Jupiter

At 16:47 on July 30, Mercury is west, 19.6 °

At 6:27 on August 4, Jupiter conjoins the moon, and Jupiter is 4.0 ° north of the moon

At 11:11 on August 5, Mercury meets Beihe III, and Mercury is 7.3 ° south of Beihe III

At 5:51 on August 7, the new moon

At 10:17 on August 10, Venus conjoins the moon, and Venus is 5.1 ° north of the moon

At 17:05 on August 12, the moon covered Spica, which is 0.6 ° south of the moon.

At 1:59 on August 13, the Perseid meteor shower was extremely strong

At 16:28 on August 13, Saturn conjoins the moon, and Saturn is 2.9 ° north of the moon

At 21:45 on August 21, Mochizuki

At 09:42 on August 27, Neptune sunbursts

At 3:54 on August 29, Bi Su Wu He Yue, Bi Su Wu is 2.9 ° south of the moon

At 00:43 on September 1, Jupiter conjoins the moon, and Jupiter is 4.5 ° north of the moon

New Moon at 19:36 on September 5

At 21:08 on September 5, Sporades a alloy star, which is 1.8 ° south of Venus.

At 22:08 on September 6, Mercury conjoins the moon, Mercury is 4.7 ° north of the moon

At 22:29 on September 8, the moon covers Spica, which is 0.8 ° south of the moon.

At 4:36 on September 9, Mars and Ghosts Cluster

At 5:03 on September 9, Venus will be covered by the moon, and Venus will be 0.4 ° north of the moon.

At 10:07 on September 10, Saturn conjoins the moon, and Saturn is 2.4 ° north of the moon

At 04:53 on September 19, Venus conjunct Saturn, and Venus is 3.5 ° south of Saturn

At 19:13 on September 19, Mochizuki

September 23, 04:44, autumnal equinox

At 03:23 on September 25, the spica meets Mercury, which is 0.8 ° south of Mercury

At 12:01 on September 25, Bi Su Wu He Yue, Bi Su Wu is 2.7 ° south of the moon

At 17:11 on September 28, Jupiter conjoins the moon, and Jupiter is 4.9 ° north of the moon

At 22:11 on October 3, Uranus will sunburst

At 8:34 on October 5, the new moon

At 8:07 on October 8, Venus conjoins the moon, and Venus is 4.7 ° south of the moon

At 18:11 on October 9, Mercury is at a long distance, 25.3 °

At 05:46 on October 15th, Xuanyuan XIV combined with Mars, Xuanyuan XIV was 1.0 ° south of Mars

At 23:46 on October 16, Xinsu II is an alloy star. Xinsu II is 1.6 ° south of Venus

October 19, 07:38, full moon, penumbra eclipse

At 18:17 on October 21, the Orion meteor shower was extremely strong

At 22:44 on October 21, Mercury stays and changes from direct to retrograde

At 20:29 on October 22, Bi Su Wu He Yue, Bi Su Wu was 2.6 ° south of the moon

At 06:02 on October 26, Jupiter conjoined the moon, Jupiter 5.1 ° north of the moon

At 15:58 on November 1, Venus is at a long distance, 47.1 °

At 02:26 on November 2, Mercury will be under the Sun

At 20:50 on November 3, the new moon and total eclipse

At 18:45 on November 5, the southern Taurus meteor shower was extremely strong

At 20:00 on November 6th, Saturn will conjoin

At 8:32 on November 7, Venus conjoins the moon, and Venus is 8.0 ° south of the moon

At 15:19 on November 7, Jupiter stayed and changed from direct to retrograde

At 21:53 on November 10, Mercury stays and changes from retrograde to direct

At 12:02 on November 12, the North Taurus meteor shower was extremely strong

At 23:16 on November 17, Mochizuki

At 00:19 on November 18, Leo Meteor shower was extremely strong

At 10:21 on November 18, Mercury is at a large distance from the west, 19.5 °

At 04:23 on November 19, Bi Su Wu He Yue, Bi Su Wu was 2.7 ° south of the moon

At 13:29 on November 22, Jupiter conjoins the moon, and Jupiter is 5.1 ° north of the moon

At 8:22 on December 3, the new moon

At 13:30 on December 14, the Gemini meteor shower was extremely strong

At 11:08 on December 16, Bi Su Wu He Yue, Bi Su Wu is 2.7 ° south of the moon

At 17:28 on December 17, Mochizuki

At 15:20 on December 19, Jupiter conjoins the moon, Jupiter is 5.0 ° north of the moon

At 03:35 on December 21, Venus stayed and changed from direct to retrograde

01:01, December 22, Winter Solstice

At 22:00 on December 22, the Ursa Meteor shower was extremely strong

At 10:30 on December 27, the moon covers Spica, which is 1.1 ° south of the moon.

At 10:30 on December 29, Mercury will conjunct

At 09:23 on December 29, the moon covers Saturn, and Saturn is 0.9 ° north of the moon

2018 year

The super moon, blue moon, and total lunar eclipse occurred on January 31. The most recent one occurred 150 years ago.