Two Moon on 27 August

i can see it even with all the lights around here? o wait, u said like a moon, so i guess so. hmm thnx. i'll keep my eye out for it

Is it possible? LOL

NightSky Friday - Mars and Earth: The Top 10 Close Passes Since 3000 B.C.
By Joe Rao
SPACE.com's Night Sky Columnist
posted: 07:00 am ET
22 August 2003

We are in the home stretch of the historic 2003 close encounter with the planet Mars, which occurs officially at 5:51 a.m. ET on Wednesday, Aug. 27.
Earth has been approaching Mars ever since Aug. 10 of last year. At that time Mars was situated on the opposite side of the Sun at a distance of 248 million miles (400 million kilometers) from the Earth. When it finally emerged into the morning sky some weeks later, Mars was shining no brighter than a mundane second magnitude star.
But we have been slowly creeping up on Mars ever since, catching it on the inside of a celestial racetrack around the Sun.
If youve been on board since the race began just over a year ago, youve seen Mars increase in brightness ever so gradually at first, then much more rapidly over the past few months.
The red planet now appears about 85 times brighter than when this orbital odyssey began and, on Aug. 27, it will be less than 35 million miles (56 million kilometers) away.

Bhaggish Rater bela kaua urena ..noile oidin koijoner je tissue paper use kora lagto..hmm

ooo im excited

but hey 27th august in bd or america ?!?

what's the timing for bd?

do u get to see it day time?

its a hoax , an outright lie

boiragi re pitano dorkar aisob wrong information post korar jonno.

read below
Planet Mars will be the brightest in the night sky starting August.

moon is the brightest object except on new moon... and 27 august is NOT a new moon day.... in fact... its a full moon day... the moon will be very bright... according to the astronomical sky charts the moon has a magnitude of 12.32 and mars has a magnitude of 0.41... the magnitude is expressed as a log10 term... like decibels in sound intensity... so the moon is 2.512(12.24 - 0.42) brighter than mars.... numerically, that is 57,500 times...

how does brightness work?
brightness (light intensity) obeys the inverse square law... that is... a lamp 1 meter away from you would have 4 times the brightness if it was 2 meters away from you...
planets and moons such as mars, the moon, jupiter etc. do not emit light, instead they reflect light (from the sun)...
so think of mars and the moon as giant mirrors... plant will be seen as a disc to an observer (you) on earth... the amount of light reflected would depend on the (projected) area of the object... which means that mars would reflect 4 times the amount of light than the moon... (because area of a circle is proportional to the square of its radius, A=πR2) but the moon is 470 times closer to earth than mars... which means its (470)

amare pore pitaite parba (ami news er sathe link O dici tomar jonnO )...... chinta koro na ......

age quote kora line somporke bolo ....... eta ki somvob ek sathe mars r Moon k Bright dekha ki shomvob kina ?

ok so lemme get this: the moon will still be the brightest object up in the night sky, but will mars still be viewable ?