Hello everyone! I'm very sorry that I haven't been posting blogs lately. There is not really an excuse for that, but I will post this one and then I will post one more the week before the end of school! Now let’s get into it.
Not many things have been happening lately with the Mars rover Perseverance. So, instead, I will talk about what exciting things will be happening in the sky during this month.
First of all on Wednesday this week we will be able to see Mercury clearly.
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Something else cool that is happening is on Thursday this week we will be able to see the Eta Aquarid meteor shower at its peak!
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On Thursday, May 11th there will be a new moon! On Wednesday, May 19th there will be the first quarter of the moon. And, finally, on May 26th there will be a “Full Milk Super moon.”
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Thank you for reading this week’s space blog! As I said at the beginning I will be posting a blog the week before the last week for my last blog of the year. Thanks again to whoever reads these!