New Year’s Eve and New Years Astronomical Show Full Moon / Shibungi Meteorite Group Can you see the first sunrise? (Nichijo Forecast Dec 28, 2020) – Japan Meteorological Association tenki.jp

12/28/2020 Japan, World

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New Years and New Year’s Eve Celestial Show Full Moon / Shibungi Meteorite Group Can you see the first sunrise?

30 is the “last full moon of the year (cold moon)”, January 1 is the “first sunrise” and January 4 is the “Shibungi Meteorite Group”. Many people can spend their time at home, refraining from going home or traveling during the New Years and New Years holidays. We present empty events that you can enjoy during the end of the year and New Years holidays.

30 is the last full moon of the year “Cold Moon”

Wednesday the 30th is the last full month of the year. The full moon has several names in the English-speaking world. The name changes from month to month, like “Pink Moon” in April and “Strawberry Moon” in June, and December is called “Cold Moon.” There is a risk of heavy snowfall on the 30th, mainly on the Sea of Japan side, but from Kyushu to Tokai, there are likely to be many sunny places, mainly on the Pacific side. It may be a good idea to silently recall this year when various things happened while looking at the moon shining in the night sky.

By the way, the first full moon in 2021 is on January 29, and the phenomenon that the moon appears the largest when viewed from earth, the so-called “supermoon”, is on May 26.

Can you see the first sunrise?

The first fun in 2021 is the “first sunrise”. The first sunrise on January 1 is 6:51 in Tokyo and 7:05 in Osaka. In the early morning of January 1, there are many places where it is sunny from Kyushu to Kanto, Tohoku and the Pacific side of Hokkaido, so there are many places where you can worship the first sunrise. It may be a good idea to stand still while it is still dark and enjoy the first starry sky of the new year glowing in the clear night sky.

Wish upon the stars before sunrise in the fourth group of Shibungi meteorites

The first group of meteorites to enjoy in the new year is the “Shibungi group of meteorites”. The “Shibungi Meteorite Group” is one of the three main meteorite groups, along with the “Perseus Meteorite Group in August” and the “Futago Meteorite Group” in December. The maximum of the “Shibungi meteorite group” is from 23:00 hours on January 3 to 0:00 hours on day 4, but the most suitable time for observation is 2 to 4 hours before sunrise on day 4 On this occasion, the moon is brightly shining, so it seems that the conditions are not so good to see the starry sky, but it is better to look in a direction that does not allow the moon to be seen. If you look at a wide area in a dark place as much as possible, you can see up to 20 meteors per hour.

Take firm action against the cold

Although there are many sunny places around the Pacific Ocean during the end of the year and New Years holidays, strong cold air flows into the sky, so the temperature is likely to be quite low. From night to before sunrise, the temperature can drop to around 0 ° C, and in some areas it can drop below 0 ° C. In the city center, the lowest temperature is expected in the morning of the January 1st drop to about 1 ° C. It is recommended to observe in a place that can be seen from inside, but when observing outdoors, take all possible measures to protect yourself from the cold.

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