Supermoon spectacle to light up the night sky on Monday
August's supermoon promises to put on a show next Monday
The biggest and brightest full moon of the year will be visible in the night sky on Monday, August 31st.
Also known as the "blue moon," this supermoon will be the last of four supermoons to occur in 2020.
Supermoons occur when the full moon is at its closest point to Earth in its orbit, making it appear larger and brighter than usual.
The August supermoon will be the biggest and brightest of the year, as it will be at its closest point to Earth since 1948.
What time will the supermoon be visible?
The supermoon will be visible all night long on Monday, August 31st.
The best time to view the supermoon will be around moonrise and moonset, when it will be closest to the horizon and appear larger.
Where can I see the supermoon?
The supermoon will be visible from anywhere in the world with clear skies.
If you are in an urban area, you may need to find a place with a clear view of the horizon to see the supermoon.
What should I expect to see?
The supermoon will appear larger and brighter than usual.
It may also have a slightly orangish or reddish hue.
If you have a telescope, you may be able to see some of the craters and mountains on the moon's surface.
Is it safe to look at the supermoon?
Yes, it is safe to look at the supermoon with the naked eye.
However, you should avoid looking directly at the sun during a solar eclipse.
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