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Supermoon in 2026

January 8 , 2026 14 hrs 0 min 108 0
  • The Wolf Supermoon appeared in the sky on January 3, 2026, marking the first full Moon of the year.
  • It is called a supermoon because the Moon was at its closest point to Earth, known as perigee.
  • The Moon appeared larger and brighter than usual due to its shorter distance from Earth.
  • January’s full Moon is traditionally known as the Wolf Moon.
  • The Wolf Supermoon is the first of 13 full Moons expected in the year 2026.
  • Such a sequence makes 2026 a rare year with more than the usual 12 full Moons.

 

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