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星空有约丨元宵“红月亮”、年度最小下弦月将亮相3月天宇
Xin Hua She· 2026-02-27 07:45
3月"天象剧场"上新,有多场好戏等你来赏。其中,在元宵节震撼登场的月全食最值得期待,届时"花灯"配"红月",让元宵之夜浪漫加倍。 3月20日,农历二月初二。"二月二,龙抬头",届时,东方苍龙的龙头角宿将从东方地平线上缓缓升起,状如巨龙苏醒,昂首向上。 2026年2月24日,在北京市西城区拍摄的年度最大上弦月。(王俊峰 摄) 我国古人把穹庐般的星空分为二十八星宿,以七星宿为一组,并以四种动物命名,即东方苍龙,西方白虎,南方朱雀,北方玄武。其中东方苍龙 包含了角、亢、氐、房、心、尾、箕七宿,生动地勾勒出"一条龙"的形象。 "3月3日,正月十五元宵节,本年度唯一一次月全食将在前半夜现身天宇,其中全食阶段,也就是民间俗称的'红月亮'持续约1小时,我国各地公 众均可欣赏。"中国天文学会会员、天津市天文学会理事杨婧说。 3月的天象除了"红月亮"外,其他天象同样精彩纷呈。3月2日晚,天宇将发生一次月掩恒星轩辕十四。这将是未来9年内国内肉眼可见的最后一次 月掩轩辕十四,感兴趣的公众不要错过。 2025年9月8日凌晨,在福建省福州市海峡文化艺术中心拍摄的月全食变化过程(多张堆栈)。(徐晨 摄) 2月24日,年度最大上弦月如约现 ...
星空有约|元宵“红月亮”、年度最小下弦月将亮相3月天宇
Xin Hua She· 2026-02-27 06:20
3月"天象剧场"上新,有多场好戏等你来赏。其中,在元宵节震撼登场的月全食最值得期待,届时"花 灯"配"红月",让元宵之夜浪漫加倍。 2025年9月8日凌晨,在福建省福州市海峡文化艺术中心拍摄的月全食变化过程(多张堆栈)。(徐晨 摄) "3月3日,正月十五元宵节,本年度唯一一次月全食将在前半夜现身天宇,其中全食阶段,也就是民间 俗称的'红月亮'持续约1小时,我国各地公众均可欣赏。"中国天文学会会员、天津市天文学会理事杨婧 说。 3月的天象除了"红月亮"外,其他天象同样精彩纷呈。3月2日晚,天宇将发生一次月掩恒星轩辕十四。 这将是未来9年内国内肉眼可见的最后一次月掩轩辕十四,感兴趣的公众不要错过。 2026年2月24日,在北京市西城区拍摄的年度最大上弦月。(王俊峰 摄) 2月24日,年度最大上弦月如约现身,有意思的是,就在15天后,也就是3月11日,年度最小下弦月将亮 相天宇。"下弦月出现在农历月的下半月,在午夜前后升起,中午前后落下。它形如字母'C',又似反写 的字母'D',亮面朝左,暗面朝右,静悬夜空。"杨婧说。 3月20日,农历二月初二。"二月二,龙抬头",届时,东方苍龙的龙头角宿将从东方地平线上缓缓升 起 ...
木星冲日+流星雨领衔!一起打开2026年天象剧场丨1月追星日历
Xin Lang Cai Jing· 2025-12-31 06:33
Group 1 - The article highlights the astronomical events occurring in January 2026, including significant celestial phenomena such as the Quadrantids meteor shower, conjunctions of Jupiter and the Moon, and the opposition of Jupiter [2][3][4][5]. - The Quadrantids meteor shower on January 4 is noted for its high activity but will be adversely affected by moonlight due to the full moon [2]. - The highlight of the month is the Jupiter opposition on January 10, where Jupiter will be at its brightest, making it an ideal time for observation and photography [3]. Group 2 - On January 23, Saturn will be in conjunction with the Moon, providing a visually appealing event, although Saturn's rings may not be prominently visible this year [4]. - The month concludes with Jupiter accompanying the Moon on January 31, offering a more accessible viewing opportunity for stargazers [5]. - The article encourages social gatherings under the night sky to celebrate the new year and make wishes, emphasizing the beauty and wonder of the universe [5].
星空有约|2026年1月天象看点前瞻:超级月亮现身 木星冲日登场
Xin Hua She· 2025-12-30 07:40
Group 1 - The first astronomical event of 2026 is the "Supermoon" occurring on January 3, where the moon will appear in its most perfect round shape at 18:03 [1] - The Quadrantids meteor shower, one of the three major meteor showers in the Northern Hemisphere, will peak on January 4, characterized by medium-speed meteors and bright fireballs [1] - Observing the meteor shower may be challenging due to the bright moonlight from the full moon occurring simultaneously, making it less favorable for general public viewing [1] Group 2 - A lunar occultation of the star Xuanyuan 14 will take place on the night of January 6 to the early morning of January 7, visible in most northern regions of China [2] - Jupiter will reach opposition on January 10, becoming exceptionally bright at magnitude -2.7, making it easily visible to the naked eye [2] - Following the opposition, Jupiter will be accompanied by a nearly full moon at the end of January, creating a visually stunning "star-moon fairy tale" in the night sky [2]
10月30日新闻夜览
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-10-30 12:25
Group 1 - The Ministry of Commerce emphasizes the importance of the results from economic and trade consultations with the U.S. and expresses hope for effective implementation to enhance certainty and stability in China-U.S. economic cooperation and the global economy [1] Group 2 - The Central Commission for Discipline Inspection has publicly reported two typical issues related to reducing formalism and alleviating burdens on grassroots levels [2] Group 3 - In the first three quarters, revenue from large-scale cultural enterprises in China grew by 7.9%, driven significantly by the cultural service industry and the rapid development of new cultural business formats [7] Group 4 - A report indicates that China's share of globally recognized "hot" papers has surpassed 50%, reaching 53.2%, maintaining the top position worldwide, while the number of highly cited papers ranks second globally, with a narrowing gap with the U.S. [8] Group 5 - The Shenzhou-20 mission is expected to set a new record for the longest duration of a Chinese astronaut crew in space, currently at 188 days, with smooth progress reported for the mission [11] Group 6 - A research team from the Nanjing Institute of Geology and Palaeontology has discovered a complex three-dimensional animal burrow fossil dating back approximately 550 million years, marking it as one of the oldest known complex animal cave fossils [14] Group 7 - The Federal Reserve has lowered the federal funds rate target range by 25 basis points to between 3.75% and 4.00%, with Chairman Powell indicating that further rate cuts in December are not guaranteed, amidst increasing internal divisions and uncertainties in economic data [21]
星空有约|金木极近、英仙座流星雨极大等天象将在8月“上线”
Xin Hua She· 2025-07-29 04:36
Group 1 - The August "Starry Sky Theater" program features significant astronomical events, including the smallest first quarter moon and the largest last quarter moon of the year, as well as a close encounter between Venus and Jupiter, the Perseid meteor shower, and the best observation conditions for Mercury's western elongation [1][2] - The smallest first quarter moon will occur on August 1 at 20:41, while the largest last quarter moon will take place on August 16 at 13:12, providing opportunities for public observation [1] - On August 12, Venus and Jupiter will come within less than 1 degree of each other, creating a rare close encounter, with the best viewing time being one hour before sunrise [1][2] Group 2 - The peak of the Perseid meteor shower is expected on the night of August 12 to the early morning of August 13, although bright moonlight may hinder visibility [2] - Mercury will reach its best western elongation on August 19, with this being the best observation opportunity of the year, allowing the public to potentially see the planet with the naked eye or binoculars [2] - Additional noteworthy celestial events in August include Saturn's conjunction with Neptune, the opposition of asteroid 2 (Juno), lunar occultation of the Pleiades, and Mars' conjunction with the moon [2]