The early bird will get the… full viewing of this last supermoon of the year.
Why Is It Called a Beaver Moon?
This particular supermoon was named the “Beaver Moon” by Native Americans.
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What Makes It Special This Year?
2024’s last supermoon will hit its peak at approximately 6:26 a.m. Central Standard Time on Friday morning.
And it’s going to be bigger and brighter than ever before.
NASA also says that the term supermoon was coined in 1979.
And instead of the moon orbiting in a perfect circle, the Moon orbits Earth in an ellipse.
Get your eyes ready to see an absolutely stunning show coming up in just a couple days.
It will be worth getting up early for.
