Originally Posted by Smiley433:
“Supermoon visible* tonight in UK. Moon at perigree (closest point to Earth) so will appear 30% bigger and brighter.
Some info on BBC Website on how best to view moon.
* Not available in Scotland due to weather conditions.”
“Supermoon visible* tonight in UK. Moon at perigree (closest point to Earth) so will appear 30% bigger and brighter.
Some info on BBC Website on how best to view moon.
* Not available in Scotland due to weather conditions.”
We used to have "supermoons" about every 18 years. Now we have one every year. Has there been inflation in supermoons?




(it's wall to wall cloud where I am)