At 3:35am BST, the moon, known today as the perigean full moon, will only be 356,907km (221,772 miles) away from Earth. However as I will probably be fast asleep at this time, here is a shot I took a few hours ago, about an hour after it had risen.

Super Moon 7-8 April 2020

Looks more like a beach ball in this shot! Do hope you got or get to see the super moon too. Will disappear about 7am our time so you have a few hours left wherever you are. By the way this is a bonus square, the post I had prepared will follow later.

 

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    1. ooh yes do link here, my other post won’t be until this afternoon and so everyone this morning will get to enjoy your post now πŸ™‚

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  1. Well done, Becky, a nice clear shot. I went out to look at it a few times but it was very hazy. A shame as we’ve only got one more supermoon this year, apparently – next month I think.

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    1. It’s very odd have we have had them all in a row isn’t it. Do hope next month is better for you, and guess at least tonight you could try again – won’t be as close but will still be pretty big!

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    1. Link here or later, I am happy with either πŸ™‚

      MrB thought the same about the moon, but it probably did look enormous around 3:35am!

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  2. This is super gorgeous Becky. Thank you for sharing. I believe the rain will prevent me from seeing it πŸ˜• but at least I get to see what the Moon looks like on the other side of the world. Stay safe.

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