In case you missed it, this week’s supermoon was epic! On November 13 and 14, sky gazers were treated to the biggest and brightest supermoon in almost 70 years. A supermoon refers to a full moon that falls on a night when the moon is closest in its orbit around the Earth, making it appear almost 30% bigger.

We aren’t going to see another one this spectacular until 2034. Lucky for us, eager space lovers around the globe stopped to take pictures. Enjoy! 🌔

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Adam Cairns, The Columbus Dispatch, Associated Press

David Carson, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Associated Press

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Tom Fox/The Dallas Morning News, Associated Press

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