Garbage show. While the sun sometimes shines too brightly in many countries during the day to cause a heat wave, it happens at night, and more specifically from Wednesday to Thursday, the Moon is in the spotlight. And not just because of the population of the northern hemisphere can observe “Super Thunder Moon”which corresponds to when our natural satellite positions itself at its shortest distance from Earth.
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This is a rather special full moon, bigger and brighter than usual. Because it is in perigee, which is closest to Earth: 357,264 km from our planet, according toIMCEEwhile the average distance is 384,400 km.
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The most spectacular phenomenon was seen in France at 10pm on Wednesday and remained in the air until 4:52am on July 14th. Here is a selection of the most beautiful images from this “Super Thunder Moon”.
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And if you missed it super moonDon’t worry: the next (and final) year will take place on August 11.
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