{This photograph was shared by my beautiful niece Shana}
A few fun facts:
- The November 14th full moon is the closest and brightest supermoon since January 26 1948 and this spectacular phenomenon will not occur again until November 25, 2034.
- The moon’s orbit is slightly elliptical so, when it passes close to Earth this is known as “perigee”, causing it to appear larger in diameter and shine 30% brighter.
- This moon may also be called the “Frosty Moon“.
Get out and remember to keep looking up!!!
K
Stylish Heath 
Superb pic of our closest celestial neighbor, kudos to Shana. And your lunar info is spot on……indeed keep looking up and behold the grandeur of the universe.
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Shana has been helping out at Stylish Heath lately and I always enjoy he grandeur of the universe!!!
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Wow!!!!!!!!!!!! Absolutely gorgeous. Thanks for the fun facts.
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Astronomy facts are always fun!!!!
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