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برم تو این فاصله از روی تراس چند تا عکس از SUPER MOON بگیرم:گل:
کاملا درسته حق با شماست :نیش2:
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Amir Mohsen
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خوب این اولین عکسی که همین حالا گرفتم . فعلا برم چک کنم ببینم اون عکسهای دیگه چطور شده:
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تهران الان نیمه ابریه نمیشه از SUPER MOON عکس گرفت!
Amir Mohsen
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اینهم دو تا عکس دیگه.
فردا اوایل شب میرم یک جای مرتفع زمانیکه قرص قرمز رنگ ماه داره از پشت شهر بالا میاد جون میده واسه عکس گرفتن:گل:
فردا اوایل شب میرم یک جای مرتفع زمانیکه قرص قرمز رنگ ماه داره از پشت شهر بالا میاد جون میده واسه عکس گرفتن:گل:
Amir Mohsen
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این آمریکائیها فکر کردند فقط خودشون super moon دارند و نمی دونند که ما هم حسابی بله:سوت:
[h=2]Extreme Supermoon Saturday: Best Places for Viewing
[h=6]By Samantha-Rae Tuthill, AccuWeather.com Staff Writer [h=5]June 22, 2013; 3:31 PM
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Conditions for viewing the Extreme Supermoon. Larger image available below.
The night of June 22 into June 23 will feature a full moon, but it may look more impressive than any full moons seen so far this year. The moon will be at its lunar perigee, the closest it will get to the Earth in 2013, at the time of this full moon, which will make it look somewhat larger than usual.
According to AccuWeather's Mark Paquette, the term "Supermoon" (technically called a Perigee Full Moon by astronomers) was coined by astrologer Richard Nolle. It is used to describe full moon (or a new moon) that is at 90 percent or greater of its closest perigee to Earth.
RELATED: Supermoon Rises in Weekend Night Sky
Photo of the 2012 Supermoon over Valencia, Calif., by AccuWeather ******** fan Dan C.
An Extreme Supermoon occurs when the new or full moon is at 100 percent greater mean perigee. The view of the moon this weekend will therefore be an Extreme Supermoon as it passes 356,991 kilometers away from the Earth, compared to its "typical" distance of 384,400 kilometers.
Supermoons can have an affect on the tides, but as far as having any adverse affects on behaviors or weather, there is no supporting science. Most likely, all that will occur is a better view of the moon with some great photo opportunities for those in areas with favorable viewing conditions.
Skies over the Desert Southwest, Ohio Valley and lower Mississippi Valley will have the clearest skies for viewing the moon. The Upper Midwest will have the poorest conditions as rain and thunderstorms will cross the region overnight.
Showers will also affect part of the Northwest and pockets of the Deep South. The majority of the thunderstorms across the southern High Plains will die out as the night progresses. The rest of the United States will have times of clear skies with patchy clouds obstructing views at times.
For more information, updates and to submit your Supermoon photos, join the Accuweather Astronomy ******** page.
[h=2]Extreme Supermoon Saturday: Best Places for Viewing
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The night of June 22 into June 23 will feature a full moon, but it may look more impressive than any full moons seen so far this year. The moon will be at its lunar perigee, the closest it will get to the Earth in 2013, at the time of this full moon, which will make it look somewhat larger than usual.
According to AccuWeather's Mark Paquette, the term "Supermoon" (technically called a Perigee Full Moon by astronomers) was coined by astrologer Richard Nolle. It is used to describe full moon (or a new moon) that is at 90 percent or greater of its closest perigee to Earth.
RELATED: Supermoon Rises in Weekend Night Sky
An Extreme Supermoon occurs when the new or full moon is at 100 percent greater mean perigee. The view of the moon this weekend will therefore be an Extreme Supermoon as it passes 356,991 kilometers away from the Earth, compared to its "typical" distance of 384,400 kilometers.
Supermoons can have an affect on the tides, but as far as having any adverse affects on behaviors or weather, there is no supporting science. Most likely, all that will occur is a better view of the moon with some great photo opportunities for those in areas with favorable viewing conditions.
Skies over the Desert Southwest, Ohio Valley and lower Mississippi Valley will have the clearest skies for viewing the moon. The Upper Midwest will have the poorest conditions as rain and thunderstorms will cross the region overnight.
Showers will also affect part of the Northwest and pockets of the Deep South. The majority of the thunderstorms across the southern High Plains will die out as the night progresses. The rest of the United States will have times of clear skies with patchy clouds obstructing views at times.
For more information, updates and to submit your Supermoon photos, join the Accuweather Astronomy ******** page.
:گل::گل::گل:اینهم دو تا عکس دیگه.
فردا اوایل شب میرم یک جای مرتفع زمانیکه قرص قرمز رنگ ماه داره از پشت شهر بالا میاد جون میده واسه عکس گرفتن:گل:
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