Supermoon and Super Comet Atlas: There are very few left. Dates

October will be full of astrological events. Between the largest supermoon of the year, Comet Atlas becoming increasingly brighter and some amazing conjunctions, fans of sky wonders will have their hard work keeping track of all their dates.
There is very little left to see these two amazing events.

But let’s go in order.
Super Comet Atlas
It’s on everyone’s lips now. The comet passed brilliantly close to the Sun on September 27, meaning it has not disintegrated, and so could now become increasingly brighter. It currently shines at a magnitude of about +2. In the next few days, it could become brighter than the very bright planet Venus. It can be observed just before dawn, above the horizon, however From 10 to 15 October which will be the best period Due to its observability, it can be seen immediately after sunset, just above the horizon.

The largest supermoon of the year
The full moon in October will be one superluna And it will be The largest of the year Because it will happen on the exact same day that it will be at its closest point to Earth (perigee). On this occasion, our natural satellite (the only one) will be able to see approximately 15-16% larger and approximately 7-8% brighter.

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We are talking about conjunction when two celestial bodies are close to each other. There will be some pairings worth watching in October.
The first happened Saturday 5 October towards 19.30 when Moon and Venus They found themselves close together above the western sky.
Monday 14 October It will be a turn Moon and Saturn Being so close, always in the western sky of 19.30.
in the end, Sunday 20 and Thursday 24 October We will have a “meeting” of the Moon first Jupiter And then Marty.