Tonight, a rare astronomical spectacle will be visible in the sky. Coinciding with the full moon, the moon will be particularly close to Earth, appearing as a Super Wolf Moon. As a result, the moon will appear larger and brighter than a typical full moon.
According to astronomical experts, when a full moon occurs near the closest point in its orbit to Earth, it is known as a supermoon. During this time, the moon appears approximately eight percent larger in size and about 16 percent brighter.
During this celestial event, the planet Jupiter will also be clearly visible in the sky, further enhancing the view. If the weather is clear, this spectacle can be easily observed with the naked eye.
On the same day, Earth will also be at its closest point to the sun, known as perihelion, making this astronomical coincidence even more special. This night is considered particularly significant for those interested in astronomy.
