Photographers from all over the world looked up to the sky to get some wonderful shots of supermoon 2013. On Sunday, Moon made its closest approach towards Earth in the calendar year of 2013. It appeared 14 percent larger in size and 30 percent brighter in light than a typical full moon. Technically it is known as “perigee full moon” which occurs once in every 14 months. It was the biggest and brightest moon of the year 2013 because of its closest encounter with Earth. It’ll not happen till August, 2014. Below we’ve collected some super shots of supermoon 2013. These are definitely awesome pictures of the year 2013.
A full moon in the ‘Perigee’ phase rises over the Jerusalem neighborhood of Har El
Photo by Jim Hollander
Anaheim, California
Photo by Mark J. Terrill
Basilica of Superga, Turin, Italy
Photo by Stefano De Rosa
Centennial Mountains WSA, Montana
Photograph by Bob Wick /Bureau of Land Management
Photograph by NASA/Goddard/LRO
Kato Sounion, Attica, Greece
Photo via
Marina Bay Sands Skypark, Singapore
Photo by Cheng Kiang Ng
Mount Diablo State Park, California
Photo by Google Earth Pics on Twitter (@GoogleEarthPics)
Photo by Benjamin Wellert
Singapore
Photo by Jeremy Chan
South of Seattle, Washington
Photo by np1232
The supermoon near the Four Towers business district in Madrid
Photo via
Washington D.C.
Photo by Jeff Gamble
Washington Monument
Photo by NASA/Bill Ingalls