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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Science
Stuart Clark

Starwatch: First of August’s two supermoons this week

The moon rises over the Liver Building in Liverpool
July’s supermoon rising over the Liver Building in Liverpool – there will be two more supermoons in August. Photograph: Peter Byrne/PA

Look out for the full moon this week on 1 August because it is a supermoon.

The moon orbits Earth in a slightly elliptical orbit, meaning that sometimes it is a little closer to Earth and sometimes a little further away. A supermoon takes place when a full moon occurs near the Moon’s closest orbital point to Earth.

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