k Supermoon behind trees, illustration Illustration of a supermoon. A Supermoon occurs when the Moon is both fully illuminated and near its closest point perigee in its orbit around the Earth. Astronomers simply call this a perigee full moon. In November 2016, a Supermoon had an apparent diameter of 34 arcminutes, some 14 percent larger than a full moon at apogee, when it is farthest away in its orbit around the Earth. Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Supermoon behind trees, illustration Illustration of a supermoon. A Supermoon occurs when the Moon is both fully illuminated and near its closest point  perigee  in its orbit around the Earth. Astronomers simply call this a perigee full moon. In November 2016, a Supermoon had an apparent diameter of 34 arcminutes, some 14 percent larger than a full moon at apogee, when it is farthest away in its orbit around the Earth.
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Supermoon behind trees, illustration

Illustration of a supermoon. A Supermoon occurs when the Moon is both fully illuminated and near its closest point (perigee) in its orbit around the Earth. Astronomers simply call this a perigee full moon. In November 2016, a Supermoon had an apparent diameter of 34 arcminutes, some 14 percent larger than a full moon at apogee, when it is farthest away in its orbit around the Earth.

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