Last night’s 2026 Wolf Supermoon lit up skies worldwide, appearing 14% larger and 30% brighter than an average full moon—a treat for astronomy buffs and casual stargazers alike! 🌍🔭 The lunar spectacle, nicknamed for its timing during peak wolf activity seasons in ancient traditions, turned ordinary nights into Instagram-worthy moments 📸 as communities shared photos of its golden glow.
This supermoon marks the final chapter in a rare four-part series, with the next one not due until November 24, 2026. Scientists explain that supermoons occur when the moon reaches its perigee—the closest point to Earth in its orbit—making it appear dramatically larger. 🌙💫
Got FOMO? Don’t worry—skywatchers can prep for November’s event by marking calendars now. Pro tip: Pair future moon-gazing with local astronomy club events for maximum cosmic vibes! 🚀
