Category: supermoon

It’s a bird! It’s a plane! No, it’s Supermoon!

November 13, 2016

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Erik Proseus

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supermoon

If you think there seem to be a lot of supermoons lately, you are right. But in the case of tonight, none have […]
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A supermoon total eclipse occurs Sunday evening, but will we see it?

September 26, 2015

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Erik Proseus

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eclipse, supermoon

The confluence of three celestial events occurs on Sunday evening during “primetime” – not so late that you have to set your alarm […]
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MWN Lightning Round: A trio of astronomical events on Friday!

March 18, 2015

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Erik Proseus

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astronomy, eclipse, equinox, lightning round, spring, supermoon

The MWN Lightning Round returns! This Friday, March 20, will feature not one… not two… but THREE astronomical events! Vernal Equinox – SPRING! […]
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Supermoon tonight! But what makes it so super?

June 22, 2013

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Erik Proseus

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astronomy, supermoon

A couple of years ago, a “new” term started to be used for the phenomena that will occur again tonight. A “supermoon” is […]
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