Two Supermoons to Light Up the Skies over Bulgaria by the End of 2026
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Astronomy enthusiasts in Bulgaria will have the opportunity to observe two impressive full moons by the end of 2026. A supermoon is a full moon that occurs when the Moon is closest to Earth in its orbit. As a result, it appears larger and brighter than usual.
The first supermoon will be on the 24th. The exact date and time differ depending on the source, so it is recommended to check current astronomical information before observing. To see the supermoon well, it is best to go outdoors, away from strong urban lighting, especially in the evening when the Moon appears above the horizon.
Another supermoon will appear later in the year, before the end of 2026. Astronomers note that such events are interesting both for enthusiasts and for families who want to spend time outside and observe the sky. Observing does not require special equipment, but binoculars or a telescope can help reveal more details on the Moon's surface.
Sources: Forbes Bulgaria
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