Monday's full moon is the one nearest to the September equinox this year, giving it the moniker of Harvest Moon by the usual definition. If you've got a clear sky, the supermoon will appear up to 14 percent larger and and 30 percent brighter than it usually does, according to Space.com.
A Boeing 737 soaring at 38,000 feet in front of the Supermoon, or perigee moon, on Saturday, August 9, 2014. The photo was shot from Crépy-en-Valois, about 36 miles east of Paris, by Sebastien Lebrigand, an amateur photographer.
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Jaw-dropping view of the supermoon rising behind Madrid's four towers.
To Aunt Jeannie ,
Hope your skies are clear tonight to see the supermoon . We have to watch it tonight for our NASA class and make a report . Daddy says it is going to be clear . Daddy help us find the story and pictures , we wanted to get it to you so you would not miss it . We love you and hope you are feeling better .
Your Junior scientists , Chris and Jonny
Wrote by Jonny
