Jean-Baptiste Feldmann in Mervans, in eastern France, captured the March 2019 full moon. The moon will look full to the eye on both March 8 and March 9, 2020. The crest of the full moon falls on March 9 at 17:48 UTC (1:48 p.m. Eastern; 12:48 p.m. Central; translate UTC to your time ). In North America, we call the March full moon the Worm Moon, Crow Moon or Sap Moon. This 2020 March full moon presents the first of three straight full moon supermoons . Overall, the full moon of March 9 is 2020’s second-closest full moon. Here are the distances (as measured between the centers of the moon and Earth) for the three upcoming full moon supermoons: Full moon on March 9, 2020: 222,081 miles or 357,404 km Full moon on April 8, 2020: 221,851 miles or 357,034 km Full moon on May 7, 2020: 224,429 miles or 361,184 km In contrast, the smallest and most distant full moon of the year will fall on October 31, 2020, at a distance of 252,380 miles or 406,166 km...
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