Three Supermoons in a Row
Today's full Moon is a perigee "supermoon," as much as 14% closer and 30% brighter than other full moons of the year. John Stetson photographed the swollen orb setting over Sebago Lake, Maine, this morning just minutes after sunrise:
"An inferior mirage appears in the foreground where the lake meets the shoreline," points out Stetson.
This was just the first of three supermooons in a row. Two more are coming on August 10th and September 9th.
Poster’s comment: This set of events are just another form of entertainment for humans, at least to me.
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