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November supermoon is pretty super cool
Tue, 11/15/2016 - 12:15pm
The Nov. 14 supermoon. (Photo by Aaron Crossman)
The supermoon, photographed without a tripod, on Route 52 in Lincolnville Nov. 14. (Photo by Holly S. Edwards)
(Photo by Bob Trapani)
(Photo by Bob Trapani)
‘In the woods of Searsmont, on the deck, drinking wine, can't remember if i used a tripod.’ (Photo by Leslie Steele)
The Nov. 14 supermoon. (Photo by Aaron Crossman)
The supermoon, photographed without a tripod, on Route 52 in Lincolnville Nov. 14. (Photo by Holly S. Edwards)
(Photo by Bob Trapani)
(Photo by Bob Trapani)
‘In the woods of Searsmont, on the deck, drinking wine, can't remember if i used a tripod.’ (Photo by Leslie Steele)
LINCOLNVILLE — The supermoon happens when the moon's orbit, on an ellipse, brings the La Luna closest to the earth. This month’s supermoon is the closest it’s been to earth since 1948, and the closest it will be until 2034.
We have seen lots of photos of the Nov. 14 supermoon on social media, shared by our friends, and even took a photo to share with you here.
If you were lucky enough to capture some photos of the supermoon over the past day-and-a-half, and want to share them with PenBayPilot.com readers, send them to news@penbaypilot.com to be added to a photo gallery.
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