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http://www.al.com/news/index.ssf/2016/11/supermoon_november_2016_superm.html

It is the closest, brightest, full moon since 1948.

Hmm... that's the year of Truman's upset win over Dewey.

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We might not see the moon today, as it is heavily clouded and/or foggy, partly raining or snowing.


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I hope your weather clears. The next one won't be until 2034.  :)

http://earthsky.org/tonight/most-super-supermoon

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Sadly enough, there was no clearing - and I don't think that there will be one today - before daylight.


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There's a clearing by now, stop - the moon is not gone, there's a glimpse between two clouds!

The camera did not work, the mobile pictures are a failure, and now, at daylight, thick clouds have hidden everything.

Too bad ...

At least, I could catch a glimps of a really big moon - lol.



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"I like to think that the Moon is still there even when I am not looking at it."

   — Albert Einstein   :)

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Lol - funny, that happened to me too - and I am not Einstein - lol.

I think that I take the moon as granted, somehow like a "lamp" in the night, if the sky is clear enough, especially in full moon nights, and/or when listening to music (Debussy - Moonlight):



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We did see it well last week as there isn't any light pollution or such where I live. Looked like you could almost touch it.

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Yeah, it was HUGE.  :)

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