The full Moon that's about to shine on Earth on November 5 will be the biggest and brightest of 2025's three full supermoons .

As Earth, Moon, and Sun align to fully illuminate the lunar hemisphere facing our planet, the satellite will be closer to Earth than at any other full phase of the year, giving it a slightly larger-than-usual appearance in the sky.

Since the full Moon rises over the horizon as the Sun falls below it, this presents a perfect opportunity to enjoy a spot of Moon-gazing, particularly if you have a telescope or astrophotography equipment ready to go.

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If this is your first time hearing about supermoons, you're in for a treat. They're a natural consequence of the Moon 's slightly oval orbi

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