Had anyone heard of a "super worm moon" before?
In the last year or so, the BBC have become obsessed with any time the moon looks a bit bigger than usual. It's not even rare - it's the third one already this year, but also the last.
And of course, they have to illustrate it with unrealistic photos taken with enormous lenses. (Should that be "super worm lenses"?)
If it really looked anything like this, I'd get excited:
From https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-47652390
In the last year or so, the BBC have become obsessed with any time the moon looks a bit bigger than usual. It's not even rare - it's the third one already this year, but also the last.
And of course, they have to illustrate it with unrealistic photos taken with enormous lenses. (Should that be "super worm lenses"?)
If it really looked anything like this, I'd get excited:
From https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-47652390
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