For people around the world, last night was a rare chance to see the supermoon as it came closer to earth than it has in decades. On Monday, November 14, the moon looked 14% bigger and 30% brighter than an average full moon. This was first time people have seen the supermoon since January 1948 and the…
For people around the world, last night was a rare chance to see the supermoon as it came closer to earth than it has in decades.
On Monday, November 14, the moon looked 14% bigger and 30% brighter than an average full moon.
This was first time people have seen the supermoon since January 1948 and the next will not be visible until November 25, 2034.
While many sky gazers had their views hampered by thick cloud, some lucky photographers in Lincolnshire managed to get some great pictures of the celestial event.
Photo: Andrew Scott
This beautiful image captures the supermoon over Lincoln Cathedral.
Photo: Paula Brinded
This is an impressive image of the moon up close!
Photo: Frances Buckle
The moon definitely looked brighter than usual!
Photo: Nick Rawsthorne
The supermoon definitely looked a bit spooky hidden behind the clouds.
Photo: Susie Matson
This spectacular image definitely captures the size of the supermoon.
Photo: Steele Shirley
An impressive image showing how bright the moon is.
Photo: Alison Grant
A lovely image of the supermoon behind Lincoln Cathedral.
Photo: Susie Matson
Perfect timing to capture the moon behind Sibsey Trader Mill.
Photo: Sue Odam
Such a shame we have to wait until 2034 to see it again!
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