JAKARTA – Jakarta residents seemed excited to enjoy the Blue Moon phenomenon in the Planetarium area, Taman Ismail Marzuki Complex (TIM), Central Jakarta, Thursday (30/8/2023) evening WIB. The Jakarta Planetarium organized a joint observation of the Blue Moon phenomenon by installing 10 telescopes.
A Blue Moon occurs when there are two full moons in a calendar month. Although the name is “Blue”, this phenomenon is actually not related to the blue color of the moon. The term refers more to the rarity of this special event.
The appearance of the Blue Moon is a special attraction for many people and is rare. This phenomenon is capable of providing a unique and profound experience to those who observe it, and is an interesting topic to discuss in the astronomy community.
Jakarta residents of different age groups and backgrounds take part in this phenomenon. Starting from the families who brought their children to astrophysicists, everyone united with curiosity and admiration for the beauty of the Blue Moon.
One of them was Meilinda, who admitted that she was very intrigued by the Blue Moon phenomenon and wanted to witness it directly at the Planetarium.
“I am certainly happy, sister, to see so many people gathering to see the moon, a rare phenomenon, isn’t it, sister?” And also because the Jakarta Planetarium coincidentally offers free shows like this, I wish the opportunity was given directly,” he said.
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