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The massive landmass will be barely recognizable, with an enormous ocean on one side of the planet.

Images of the two highly venomous eastern browns were shared by snake catcher Jake Stinson.

The moon can seem giant-sized when it is low in the sky, "but this seemingly large size isnt real," said Susanna Kohler from the American Astronomical Society.

The Draconids take place between October 6 and 10 and some years can produce up to 1,000 meteors per hour.

"You might have one on your hat, you might have one on your back," Marianne Gauldin of the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources told Newsweek.

Charles Nelson, chief business officer at Cemvita, told Newsweek "the ground is our equipment, so we dont have to build anything new to be able to do this."

A pillar of light was spotted over a Russian town near the border with Ukraine, sparking theories it could be linked to a top-secret weapon.

Enzymes isolated from wax-worm saliva have been shown to break down the most-commonly used form of plastic, polyethylene.

Experts speak to Newsweek about the possible impact of Russias super torpedo Poseidon, also dubbed the "weapon of the apocalypse."

The Hunters moon will reach peak illumination around 4:54 p.m. eastern time on Sunday, October 9.