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Cold Moon Caps 2025 With Final Supermoon Seen Around the World

At a close approach to Earth, the perigean full moon presented up to 14% more apparent diameter with roughly 30% more brightness, according to NASA.

Cold Moon Supermoon Caps 2025, Peaking at 6:14 p.m. ET on Dec. 4

Nov. 5 Beaver Supermoon Will Be 2025’s Closest and Brightest

Draconid Meteor Shower Peaks Wednesday With Best Views After Dusk in Northern Skies

Sturgeon Moon Peaks for a Second Night, Moonlight to Dull Perseid Meteors

July’s Buck Moon Peaks at Sunset as Farthest and Lowest Full Moon of 2025

Low-Hanging Buck Moon Peaks July 10 Ahead of Two Summer Meteor Showers

Strawberry Moon to Rise June 11 as Lowest Full Moon Since 2006