The Moon reaches perigee roughly once every 27.5 days. However, Supermoons are rarer.
🌕 , we call it a Supermoon – a spectacular sight! when moon is closest to earth
You're referring to a specific lunar event! The Moon reaches perigee roughly once every 27
📅 About once a month, but the exact distance varies slightly each time due to the Sun’s gravitational pull. Supermoons are rarer. 🌕
The point where the Moon is farthest from Earth, reaching distances of about 251,000 miles (405,500 km).
Its path is elliptical, which means sometimes it’s closer to us… and sometimes farther away.
There are specific moments when the Moon slides into its closest orbit, putting on a breathtaking celestial show. This is the story of what happens when the Moon gets "up close and personal" with our planet.