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Super Moon vs. Micro Moon

Tomorrow's full moon is a supermoon, appearing slightly larger and brighter than usual. This occurs because the moon's fully illuminated phase coincides closely with perigee, its closest point to Earth in its elliptical orbit. This particular supermoon is notable for being the closest, largest, and brightest full moon in over 65 years. The phenomenon offers a unique opportunity to observe the moon's varying apparent size.