August 26 - 28, Mars will be at its closest to the earth until another two centuries; it should appear as large as does the moon in the night sky. You can check the best viewing times for your area.8-)
it should appear as large as does the moon in the night sky.8-)
it should appear as large as does the moon in the night sky. You can check the best viewing times for your area.
[color=#003300]If everyone remembers (and I think we're stuck on it), we had that misinformation presented last year. However, I recently read an article (evidently, no one here has read it) where they seemed to expect us to have colonized the moon by 2084 (not so likely in this century, let alone my lifetime); So my query, alrot, is not what Mars will appear like (since you'd be standing on it) but, rather, what the backdrop of Earth and our Moon will appear like next to eitherIf mars would reach a distance that fit in the disc of the moon or even the half or quarter, it would be because it broke its orbit around the sun and the gravitational pull will kill every living thing on the earth. It will be close enough for anyone to see details on its surface using a binoculars 7x50.
Trust me.
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