The Largest Super Moon In 70 Years Is About To Rise and Break All The Records.

november supermoon will be biggest and brightest in nearly 70 years!
This month the moon and the stars deserve a special treatment, because on Monday November 14th we have the opportunity to see a record-breaking Suppermoon. The November full moon is not What makes the moon, supermoon?

A supermoon occurs when the location, timing and phase of the moon meet up all together at specific focuses. First the moon must be in either a visible and illuminated full moon phase, or in a dark and entirely invisible new moon phase and second the moon’s orbit needs to convey it around to the one point where it comes the nearest to the Earth. At long last these two components must happen at the same time in order for the moon to be called a supermoon.
According to NASA on the eve of November 14, the supemoon will be a full one and will have the closest approach to Earth through the all month. All full supermoons seem to be super-sized and much bigger and brighter than normal size , but this November special supermoon will appear up to 14 percent bigger and 30 percent brighter that an average full moon and will be the nearest to Earth that it has been in the last sixty-eight years. While full, it will look like it will resemble the greatest moon you’ve ever observed, because of that this lunar event is one kind so you don’t want to miss out. Mark your calendars now and start counting down the days until November 14th!

Astrologically speaking, this supermoon will occur when the moon is in Scorpio, so this means that the energy will be powerful and enduring, but at the same determined and clam. Also all the ambitious and triumphant vibrations related with Scorpio will be conveyed to the cutting edge, which makes a vivacious burst of vitality. The positive effects will come out of the supermoon if you embrace it and welcome it in an optimistic light.

Here is a snick pick of what’s you can expect:

Source: Photographers capture massive supermoon rising in New Zealand by Reuters on Rumble

Source:http://www.sun-gazing.com/