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Supermoon Livestream: Watch 2025’s Final Full Moon Rise On Thursday
The final supermoon of 2025 will appear 14% larger and 30% brighter than usual, marking the last in a series of three consecutive supermoons this year, NASA said.
- On Thursday night, the last full moon of 2025, the Cold Moon, will be visible in San Diego, marking the year’s final supermoon.
- Because the Moon's orbit is elliptical, its distance from Earth varies between about 226,000 and 251,000 miles on a roughly 27-day cycle, NASA says.
- Look for a slightly larger, brighter full moon aided by the moon illusion; NASA says the Cold Supermoon will be 14% larger and about 30% brighter than average.
- Skywatchers can view the supermoon with the naked eye, and tides may be slightly higher though the change will be barely noticeable, the National Weather Service says.
- Ahead of the Dec. 21 solstice, the Cold Moon will trace the highest arc of any full moon in 2025, completing a sequence of 3 consecutive supermoons, with another on Jan. 3, 2026.
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In the next few hours will arrive the next Supermoon of the year, corresponding to the full moon of December, last of this type of 2025.According to the National Geographic site is the third consecutive event with such characteristic, where the orbit of the satellite coincides with its closest point to the Earth, which also happened in October and November.It is for the above that you will be able to re-appreciate the celestial body 14% bigger a…
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