The second full moon of August rose Wednesday night, making for a spectacular sight in the suburbs.
Wednesday’s blue moon also was a super moon, which means that it was at the perigee of its elliptical orbit — about 18,000 miles closer to Earth than average.
You won’t get another chance to see a super blue moon until Jan. 31, 2037.
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