What is Supermoon?
Supermoon is the situation when the Moon’s orbit is closest to the Earth. If we understand from a scientific point of view, on October 17, the Moon will reach perigee, its closest point in the Earth’s orbit. Because of this it will appear larger than usual compared to a normal full moon. According to reports, the supermoon moon appears about 15 percent larger and 30 percent brighter than the full moon.
According to reports, the name Hunter Moon is popular in western countries. In ancient times, this was a signal for hunters to start preparing for winter. It is said that hundreds of years ago, hunters used to store meat to eat in the winter. He began his hunt after the Hunter Moon, as it signaled the arrival of winter. According to time and date, it is also called Falling Leaves Moon and Blood Moon.
Hunter Moon can be seen in India from 5 pm on October 17. However, it depends on the sunset in your area. Hunter Moon will be visible shortly after sunset that day. Two more full moons will be seen in India this year. After October 17, this view can be seen on November 16 and again on December 15.
