The last Super Blue Moon until 2037 rises tonight. Here's how to see it
Skywatchers get to see a second full moon this month on Wednesday (Aug. 30), and it is a special one: A rare unification of a Blue Moon and a "supermoon."
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Skywatchers get to see a second full moon this month on Wednesday (Aug. 30), and it is a special one: A rare unification of a Blue Moon and a "supermoon."
A supermoon, specifically a rare blue moon, will light up the sky Wednesday night.
This specific phenomenon - the second supermoon in a single month - won't happen again for 14 years. So long as it's not too cloudy, the Royal Observatory at Greenwich says anyone should be able to see it.
Here's how rare the view of the moon will be on the night of Aug. 30.
A supermoon, specifically a rare blue moon, will light up the sky Wednesday night.