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Supermoons set for rare return after 2026 absence

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Supermoons, which are full moons appearing closer to Earth, have been infrequent in 2026. However, a series of four consecutive supermoons is expected between November and February, offering a renewed opportunity to observe this celestial phenomenon. This return follows a period of absence, making the upcoming displays particularly noteworthy for skywatchers. AI

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Supermoons set for rare return after 2026 absence

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Jamie Carter, Senior Contributor ·

    ‘Supermoons’ Have Disappeared. That’s About To Change

    Supermoons have been largely absent from the night sky in 2026, but four consecutive close full moons are coming between November and February.

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