Tonight will be the last time to see the "supermoon" for this year.
Which means the moon is it closest to Earth.
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| Image from Earthsky |
This is what is was in May but this moon is even closer so it will appear larger.
If interested for more information here are a couple of links.
What a wonderful event to happen so closely to our summer solstice.
Thanks for sharing this information, Kat. I don't usually go out in the evenings to purposefully look at the moon but notice it whenever I'm out. Tonight I will go and look for and at it. (And hopefully there won't be clouds!)
ReplyDeletePretty fascinating isn't it? I couldn't help but look at the moon tonight - it is amazing how large it is!!!
ReplyDeletewe caught the moon rising and loved seeing it.........always love to catch a full moon rising.........
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