Watch the biggest 'supermoon' in 70 years

People on Earth will soon have the chance to admire an unusually magnificent phenomenon - the Supermoon, not only the biggest this year, but also the "biggest" in the past 70 years, NASA announced.

According to the agency's data, on November 14, the Moon came closest to Earth at the shortest distance since 1948. The next Supermoon will not appear until 2034. According to NASA scientist Noah Petro, the Supermoon will be visible on Sunday, November 13.

People can see the "super moon" on November 14.

"The difference in distance between the Moon and Earth from Sunday night to Monday will be negligible, so if Sunday is cloudy, you can go out and see the Supermoon on Monday," said Noah Petro.

And for those who need to get up early, don't worry, because you can see the Supermoon almost immediately after the sun has set. This is the second time this year that there has been an unusually large moon. According to scientists, we have another chance to admire this mysterious phenomenon of nature - the universe on December 14.

According to Sputnik