CHESTERVILLE — A full moon last approached this close to earth 68 years ago, according to NASA. The ‘supermoon’ spectacle continues this evening (Nov. 13-14) and again tomorrow night. But it will appear at its largest tomorrow morning before moonset at 6:42 a.m.
Stargazers will have to wait until 2034 for another supermoon of this calibre.
The ‘supermoon’ sets this morning (Nov. 14) as seen from County Rd. 7 outside Dunbar. It appears again this evening (Nov. 14-15). Zandbergen photo, Nation Valley News
The supermoon, as seen from the Chesterville Dam on Nov. 14. Zandbergen photo, Nation Valley News
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