Back burning sensations are any sensations anywhere on the back that elicit a feeling of warmth or heat and may or may not be accompanied by pain. Back burning sensation may also be accompanied by a wide variety of other symptoms, some of which may include feelings of tingling or numbness (paresthesia) or itching. A host of underlying events or conditions may cause back burning sensations.
The Moonâs synodic period is the time between successive recurrences of the same phase; e.g., between full moon and full moon. The synodic period of a planet is the time required for the Earth to overtake it as both go around the Sunâor, in the case of fast-moving Mercury or Venus, for the planet in question to overtake the Earth.
Because synodic and anomalistic months differ by almost two days, perigee and full moon alignments will drift relative to one another. The beat period between the two is about 13.9443 synodic months (about 411.8 days). Thus approximately every 14th full moon will be a supermoon. However, halfway through the cycle the full moon will be close to apogee, and the new moons immediately before and after can be supermoons.