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Usually there is only one full moon per monthbut the year has a total of 365 or 366 days -depending on whether it is a leap year or not-, therefore it contains about 12.4 lunations, since each phase of the moon lasts approximately 7 days and the moon goes through 4 phases -full moon, new moon, waxing quarter and waning quarter-. To complete this cycle takes approximately 28 days. Thus, depending on the fit of the lunar cycles in the calendar, there can be years in which there are 12 full moons and years in which there were 13. This…

When aspiring to start a family in United Kingdom, infertility often arises as a substantial obstacle, affecting numerous individuals globally. This complex issue stems from various causes that can impact both men and women. But what exactly is infertility? Infertility refers to the inability to conceive naturally after extended efforts to achieve pregnancy. Frequent reasons for infertility The roots of infertility are as diverse as the individuals facing it  Among the most common factors, we can find: Ovulatory problems: in women, polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) or endometriosis can affect ovulation. Fallopian tube issues: obstructed or damaged tubes can prevent sperm…

The European Space Agency (ESA) successfully launched into space this Saturday euclid telescope from the station Cape Canaveral in Florida (USA), that will have the mission of create a larger and more accurate 3D map of the universe and meet What galaxies were like 10 billion years ago. At 11:12 a.m. (5:12 p.m. Spanish peninsular time), the telescope already taken off the ground aboard a Space X Falcon 9 rocket and is already heading to its destination in space. Euclid will observe billions of galaxies until distances of 10,000 million light years, precisely measuring the position and shapes of galaxies…

Despite the fact that nights are shorter because there are more daylight hours and contrary to logic, summer is a perfect season to see astronomical phenomena. Few, yes, precisely for this reason: because there is more light and more daylight hours, they are more difficult to produce. But the few that there are can be seen clearly because summer, which officially began on June 21 at 4:58 p.m., is usually accompanied by clear skies. Thus, after the change of season and the summer solstice -the longest day of the year- comes the first full moon, which is also the first…