The June sky will likely be fascinating for enthusiastic skywatchers
June is a month of beautiful celestial occasions. Today, we are going to witness the Solar Eclipse or Surya Grahan, and it will likely be an annular or ‘ring of fireside’ eclipse. For enthusiastic skywatchers, listed here are ideas for June. You will discover the constellation Scorpius, Summer Solstice within the Northern Hemisphere and Strawberry Moon within the coming weeks.
Here is a NASA video that reveals what may be anticipated within the June sky:
- June 11: A crescent moon near Venus can been seen – simply use binoculars after sundown.
- June 12: For all staying in Western Africa, Western Europe, and the Atlantic area, the phenomenon of Double transit shadow on Jupiter will likely be noticed, in keeping with the NASA.
- You can see the rings of Saturn with a small telescope. Saturn’s rings are inclined at almost 17 levels towards Earth in early June, says the earthsky.com
