"July's Full Buck Moon Marks the Start of 4 Spectacular Supermoons"
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July's full moon, known as the Buck Moon, will rise tonight as a supermoon, appearing larger and brighter in the night sky. This marks the first of four consecutive supermoons this summer. Supermoons occur when the moon is closer to Earth during its full moon phase. The next supermoons will occur on August 1 (Full Sturgeon Moon), August 30 (Blue Moon), and September 28 (Full Corn Moon).
- July's Full Buck Moon, the 1st of 4 supermoons this summer, rises tonight Space.com
- July’s supermoon will be 14,000 miles closer to Earth than a typical full moon event CNN
- Supermoon to be 14,000 miles closer to Earth in July compared to full moon WION
- Tonight's Buck Moon will be the first of four ultra-bright supermoons Earth.com
- July Supermoon tonight: How to see 2023's stunning lunar event BBC Science Focus Magazine
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