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A supermoon is the coincidence of either a new Moon or full Moon with the Moon at perigee. The Moon at perigee is the closest point to Earth in the Moon`s orbit (approximately, 357,802 km, or 222,327 miles from Earth). Because the supermoon is closest to Earth, it looks bigger and brighter. It may look up to 14% bigger! Alas, our next supermoon is not scheduled to appear until the night of October 7, 2025, at which time it will be 225,910 mi from Earth.
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