"Get Ready for Four Consecutive Supermoons in 2023!"

The first supermoon of 2023, also known as the Buck Moon, will occur on July 3 at 7:39 a.m. The moon will appear bigger and brighter in the sky due to its distance from Earth. To be considered a supermoon, the full moon must occur within a window when the moon is at or within 90% of its closest distance to the Earth in that orbit cycle. The July 3 full moon is the first of four supermoons that will occur in 2023. Skygazers can see the nearly full moon on July 2 and the full Buck supermoon on July 3.