Multiple Solar Storms Head Toward Earth
Widespread displays of the northern and southern lights may occur over the next couple of days, thanks to several Earth-directed solar eruptions.
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Minumum (perigee) and maximum (apogee) distances from the Moon to the Earth.
The Moon Distance Calculator calculates the approximate minumum and maximum distances from the Moon to the Earth.
The Moon's distance to Earth varies. The two extreme points of the Moons orbit each month are known as the lunar perigee and apogee. The table below shows the time of lunar perigee and apogee.
| Date | Local Time | Distance in km | Distance in miles |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 21 | 3:07 pm | 359,640 km | 223,470 mi |
| Feb 19 | 2:32 am | 356,988 km | 221,822 mi |
| Mar 19 | 3:26 pm | 357,583 km | 222,192 mi |
| Apr 16 | 11:43 pm | 361,025 km | 224,330 mi |
| May 14 | 8:10 pm | 366,025 km | 227,437 mi |
| Jun 10 | 12:59 am | 369,711 km | 229,728 mi |
| Jul 5 | 2:39 pm | 367,092 km | 228,101 mi |
| Aug 2 | 6:13 am | 362,135 km | 225,020 mi |
| Aug 30 | 11:09 am | 358,286 km | 222,629 mi |
| Sep 27 | 9:38 pm | 356,879 km | 221,754 mi |
| Oct 26 | 9:04 am | 358,466 km | 222,740 mi |
| Nov 23 | 3:06 pm | 362,818 km | 225,445 mi |
| Dec 21 | 4:01 am | 368,418 km | 228,924 mi |
| * Distances are approximate. Closest Approach (Perigee) is highlighted. | |||
| Date | Local Time | Distance in km | Distance in miles |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 9 | 1:16 pm | 405,408 km | 251,909 mi |
| Feb 6 | 1:26 am | 406,150 km | 252,370 mi |
| Mar 5 | 2:33 am | 406,385 km | 252,516 mi |
| Apr 1 | 9:00 am | 406,012 km | 252,284 mi |
| Apr 28 | 11:54 pm | 405,083 km | 251,707 mi |
| May 26 | 6:10 pm | 404,244 km | 251,186 mi |
| Jun 23 | 12:58 pm | 404,132 km | 251,116 mi |
| Jul 21 | 7:03 am | 404,836 km | 251,553 mi |
| Aug 17 | 10:32 pm | 405,848 km | 252,182 mi |
| Sep 14 | 7:25 am | 406,464 km | 252,565 mi |
| Oct 11 | 9:18 am | 406,388 km | 252,518 mi |
| Nov 7 | 4:50 pm | 405,721 km | 252,103 mi |
| Dec 5 | 9:56 am | 404,799 km | 251,531 mi |
| * Distances are approximate. Furthest Apart (Apogee) is highlighted. | |||
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