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A particularly near moon is in the sky on 7 October - the first of three so-called super moons. The full moon then appears larger and brighter than usual. However, clouds could cloud the view in large parts of Germany. However, in November there is a new chance.
Super moon to light up sky tomorrow
Pakistan's Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission (Suparco) Sunday declared that the season's first super moon will be observable on the evening of Oct 7 (Tuesday). The Commission said the super moon will rise from the east at 8:47pm and set in the west. This super moon will look about 6.6 per cent bigger and shine 13 per cent brighter than a regular full moon, media channels reported. The commission also stated that the planet Saturn wi…
A full moon that shadows everything: On October 7, 2025, the "dying super moon" shines particularly big and bright – a celestial spectacle that you should not miss.
Tips & Tricks Bigger, brighter – Supermond On October 7, 2025, the first supermond of the year will be in the sky. Then "only 361,458 kilometres apart." Andreas Ohlberger 10/06/2025 When the moon approaches the earth on its orbit up to about 357,000 kilometres, it appears as a so-called supermond especially large and bright. © Mike Petrucci / Unsplash An astronomical spectacle takes place in the sky above Germany early Tuesday morning: around 5:…
Supermoon to light up the sky today - Global News Pakistan
Islamabad : A Supermoon occurs when the moon reaches its closest point to Earth in its elliptical orbit, causing it to appear unusually large and bright (up to 14% larger and nearly 30% brighter than a typical full moon). On October 7, 2025, the night sky will showcase the first of the three Supermoon of 2025. The October 2025 supermoon will occur on 08:47 PM PST on 7 October. It rises in the east just after sunset and sets in the west just befo…
RADOR RADIO ROMANIA (October 6th) – On 7 October, the moon will be at the smallest distance from the center of the Earth – less than 360,000 km – and the inhabitants will be able to see a super moon. In addition, throughout the month of October, the inhabitants will be able to observe the proximity of the Moon with Jupiter and Venus, Vladilen Sanakoev said, [...]
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