Spectacular 'Micro Full Moon' to appear on Thai New Year night


BANGKOK: The full moon will reach its farthest point from Earth on Sunday (April 13) night, coinciding with the Thai New Year festival, Songkran.

The National Astronomical Research Institute of Thailand’s director of astronomy outreach and public engagement expertise, Suparerk Karuehanon, said that stargazers will be able to observe this phenomenon, known as a 'Micro Full Moon', on Sunday from around 6.48pm onwards along the eastern horizon.

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