Next March 19 the moon is full and extremely close to the earth that had not happened in 19 years.
The so-called "superluna" which is closer to 300,000 miles and scientists explain that could alter the tidal cycle, as published by The Telegraph. "
The superluna could be a threat to Earth, according to some scientists.
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The previous were in 1992 and his approach preceded the terrible tsunami disaster of 2004 and Hurricane Tracy, which devastated the Australian city of Darwin in 1974. However, this does not convince the experts predictions fleeing catastrofistas.Peter Wheeler, a researcher at the International Radio Astronomy Centre, does not believe that the vicinity of Earth's natural satellite is the announcement of danger to the planet. "There will be earthquakes or volcanoes, which anyway would not happen. "The expert says the trips are the most be noticed. "The earth will experience only a tide lower than normal low tide and a higher than normal high tide, but nothing to get excited."
The previous were in 1992 and his approach preceded the terrible tsunami disaster of 2004 and Hurricane Tracy, which devastated the Australian city of Darwin in 1974. However, this does not convince the experts predictions fleeing catastrofistas.Peter Wheeler, a researcher at the International Radio Astronomy Centre, does not believe that the vicinity of Earth's natural satellite is the announcement of danger to the planet. "There will be earthquakes or volcanoes, which anyway would not happen. "The expert says the trips are the most be noticed. "The earth will experience only a tide lower than normal low tide and a higher than normal high tide, but nothing to get excited."
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