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Dec. 16th, 2005 08:43 amFrom BBC news: Britain has seen its biggest and brightest moon for 18 years, after its orbit brought it closer to Earth.
Dr Jim O'Donnell, of the Royal Greenwich Observatory, said it was also "higher in the sky than usual".
"The combination of those two very rare circumstances gives us a rather spectacular full moon," he added.
It was so clear last night and it was in the sky all the way to work this morning. Pretty cool.
Dr Jim O'Donnell, of the Royal Greenwich Observatory, said it was also "higher in the sky than usual".
"The combination of those two very rare circumstances gives us a rather spectacular full moon," he added.
It was so clear last night and it was in the sky all the way to work this morning. Pretty cool.
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