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SuperMoon - 1st January 2018

  • 02-01-2018 11:29am
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    STARGAZERS ACROSS THE world kicked off the new year with an amazing sight last night – the first supermoon of the year.

    A supermoon occurs when the moon is closest to earth on its orbit and there’s also a full moon in the sky. It appears brighter and larger – something hard to spot with the naked eye – than normal.

    Last night, the moon reached its closest point to Earth – some 3,56,565km – shortly before 10pm. It became full at 2.30am.

    Photographers across Ireland and the world were out capturing it in the January sky.


    Source H E R E

    More techie stuff H E R E too...


    Below, my completely innocent photo taken at the Blanchardstown Shopping Centre.


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