The arrival of spring and its meaning
This March 20 at 10:05 in the morning, spring has made its official entry into our latitudes, marking a moment awaited by many. This station not only symbolizes the renaissance of nature, but also represents a new opportunity for outdoor activities and an emotional renewal.
Equinox: Balance between day and night
At this point, the Earth is in a unique position, where the two hemispheres are at the same distance from the Sun, resulting in a equinox. During this phenomenon, the daylight and the darkness of the night are almost equal, offering a balance that is celebrated in various cultures around the world.
Variations in the spring calendar
The start date of spring can vary every year, falling between March 19 and 21. In the 21st century, 2003 was the year with the later start, while in 2096 it is expected to be the earliest. By 2025, spring will begin at 10:02 am, according to the calculations of the National Astronomical Observatory of Spain.
The transition from the seasons: spring and date
While the northern hemisphere celebrates the arrival of spring, the southern hemisphere is preparing to receive autumn. This duality at the seasons is fascinating, as from now on, the days will be quickly extended, with an increase of three minutes daily in sunlight.
Easter and full moons
The first full moon of spring, which will take place on April 13, will be a key moment in calculating the dates of Easter 2025. The Easter of Resurrection will be held the following Sunday to this full moon, and on Palm Sunday it is part of this festival.
Change of time and stars
With the change of time scheduled for March 30, when the watches will advance an hour, the days will become even longer, allowing to enjoy more sunlight. In addition, astronomy gives us other prominent events, such as the rainfall rain, visible from April 14 to 30, with its activity peak on April 22.
Expectations for astronomy
In addition, the Aquarides ETAs will shine between April 19 and May 28, with their maximum activity on May 6. These astronomical opportunities are ideal for those who seek to connect with nature and the universe.
