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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

Cold Supermoon Peaks Thursday Evening, Highest Full Moon of 2025

Cold Moon to Cap 2025 With Final Supermoon on Dec. 4

Beaver Supermoon Will Be 2025’s Largest Full Moon on Nov. 5

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

Harvest Supermoon Opens Stretch of Consecutive Supermoons

Harvest Supermoon Will Peak Oct. 6–7 as Year’s Biggest Full Moon

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

Sturgeon Moon Rises Twice at Dusk Before Close Encounters With Saturn and Neptune

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 Sinks to Lowest Horizon Point in Nearly 20 Years

June’s Strawberry Moon to Hover at Lowest Altitude in Nearly Two Decades

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