If you don’t frequently look at the moon, you may not have noticed that “the supermoon all of a sudden is so much bigger,” said Noah Petro, NASA’s project scientist for Artemis III.

An extremely rare partial eclipse of a supermoon has delighting star gazers around the world. Two lunar phenomena merged on ...

The Sept. 17 full moon not only brought a rare supermoon — where the moon appears brighter and larger in the sky — but the second lunar eclipse of the year. This was a partial lunar eclipse ...

A rare astronomical event lit up the skies across the globe on Tuesday night—the second supermoon in a series of four this year was joined by a partial lunar eclipse. Supermoons occur when the ...

Prepare for a celestial spectacle across the Texas sky Tuesday night, but what are the chances you'll actually see anything?

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A supermoon occurs when a full moon is at its closest point to Earth during its orbit, making the moon look bigger than usual. Image: The supermoon rising behind the Temple of Poseidon in Greece.

Moon watchers will get a special treat this month: September's full "harvest" moon is also a supermoon, meaning it's slightly bigger and brighter than an average moon. The full moon will be ...

Tuesday's full moon was also considered a supermoon, which occurs when the moon's orbit is slightly closer to Earth, causing it to appear bigger and brighter than usual. Supermoons are said to ...

A new full moon is arriving in September, also known as "harvest moon" as summer comes to a close and fall is making its entrance. Celebrity astrologer Kyle Thomas, who is known for his cosmic ...

The average brokerage recommendation (ABR) for Rio Tinto (RIO) is equivalent to a Buy. The overly optimistic recommendations of Wall Street analysts make the effectiveness of this highly sought ...

It will be quite the spectacle across the Texas sky Tuesday night, but what are the chances you'll actually see anything?