What Is A Supermoon? | Video

[@braveimposter]

Some months ago I literally saw a huge moon, I was feeling like the moon is coming down. It was beautiful. Very beautiful. That time I didn't know something like this even exist. I was in my roof. And I called my dad, as soon as he came the moon is hidden behind the clouds. I was feeling like that was my Grandma, visiting me. Her name's meaning was shining of moon. Idk it was a special moment. And only I saw that moment. Whenever I called my dad, in some second it hid behind clouds.

[@JacquelineDowe]

Happy Super Full Moon Weekend. This is it the brightest one for the rest of 2014. Have a great weekend.

[@huyu9242]

I wish regular full moons were like this

[@katotheflareon6154]

I remember seeing this...I thought it was the end of the world lol

[@putjesusfirst9814]

Kato The Flareon soon, Jesus is coming He is very near

[@erikahorvath6362]

Jessica Mary Wolfe lmao good joke god or jesus doesn't exist

[@billcipher9696]

Kato The Flareon same

[@pepiylina6558]

Kato The Flareon XD

[@niilotventtituu2060]

@@jeffreytheaviatorandtreeen9430 shut up you nigga

[@skylilly1]

It's all glowy here, it's freakin' awesome!!!!! Love our moon!!

[@hziebicki]

I've seen one near my house recently. It's amazing

[@VideoFromSpace]

Uhh...maybe because it's their "fault line," their power grid, their people and their nuclear reactor?

[@VideoFromSpace]

Oh there's a Moon, alright. Ya just don't see much of it at night. We're at the New Moon, where the Moon is mostly between the Sun and the Earth (when a solar eclipse can occur). So it's only a sliver of a crescent at most and is most seen only in the daytime sky when it can be hard to spot. But it's there!

[@margyoan97]

I remember when I was little (around 7) I say a super moon "hanging" over our villa in Pavel Bania... It was HUGE and it a brilliant blue (as far as I could remember)... It looked as if it was going to drop on me and my family (my grandma only to be exact) any second.

[@pinkpanther958]

Thts a beautiful memory😇

[@MrFlyspray]

That's a lie

[@ItzDatArcher]

Man i was in first grade when i saw my first supermoon thanks to this video.... man and now im a junior in high school miss those days 😞

[@VideoFromSpace]

Orbiting Moon. Relax. The Moon orbited MUCH closer in the past. And Earth life continued evolving, happy as a clam.

[@LordDeBahs]

all depends on moisture in air . charged particles of water act as magnifing lense

[@MrPerti8]

the report said that it would be at 11.35 pm, but where is that? I know somewhere in the States, and I live in Chile, so i want to know out time difference

[@chrisg3030]

Mountains forming a horizon seen from across a valley or plain often appear to be somehow closer in spatial distance than in journey time, and I wonder if that might be an example of the same effect. I say effect rather than illusion since the magnification could be a neurological adaptation, a kind of useful internal telescope that helps us move about on the planet but only incidentally applies to the moon as well.

[@pluviophile1988]

did u take pictures?

[@VideoFromSpace]

Sim meu amigo!

[@HappDeeNess]

I'm confused... I thought the news last year was saying Super Moons only come around once ever like 18 years... so why is there a super moon in May when we had one last year?

[@magiifalcondrawdy6532]

I do hope for clear skies! Positive thinking ~ it will be clear! I want some great pics. of the moon. So I am building my steps now!!

[@WhatThyFunk]

Also, sorry for the unnecissary elongated replies, but I also noticed in the description that he reffers to the moon rising as others as if they were different. It's the same exact moon. Why does he reffer to it as others? Because the general public would see the moon every night as being a new one rather than the same moon that we see every night. P.S. I completely get where you are coming from, but it doesn't even seem to fit the laws of quantum physics.

[@Danciatko]

cool big moon !

[@Futurist2029]

I thought the enlarged appearance of the moon near the horizon was due to the way we perceive light through our atmosphere (our atmosphere acts like a magnifying glass)... for example, distant stars appear brighter when viewed from the Earth's surface because of the way our atmosphere magnifies the intensity of the incoming light, but those same stars appear more dull when viewed from space. Perhaps I'm over thinking...

[@TeamJesusGo]

No... I missed both :( when is the next one??

[@WhatThyFunk]

The general population would see it being 'Bigger' rather than taking a second and making sense of it just being closer due to it's egg-like shaped orbit.

[@SoThisOneDude]

Why don't they just call it the perihelion and aphelion? What's the difference between that and perigee/apogee?

[@oopsadaze]

AT 12: 34 in the Morning Central Time-here in the good old USA...If I can Stay Awake?

[@AMBIENCE8209]

One thing is a concern is that gravitation from the moon can cause earthquakes, the moon was closer to the earth in 2011 than in 2010, have 2 check how much closer its got this year. look at last year with the japan earthquake/tsunami gravitational force from the moon Along with the other seizmec activity likely caused this.

[@teenygozer]

When is the next "supermoon"?

[@Macsk8ing]

I saw a super moon like in 2007 or 2006 in Arizona, can't really remember the year but it was AMAZING! I hope I can see another one again.

[@Yuridasu]

When I was younger (in 2009 I think) I seen supermoon. It was looking so beatiful :P

[@mrwang420]

The moons magnetic frequencies, aka gravity, change the frequencies on the earth surface while it's above that spot. Why wouldn't the moon affect a person in weird ways? It's totally plausible.

[@SamSweetland]

When is the next one?

[@viktorass23]

So why does everyone always says average moon distance

[@VideoFromSpace]

It's happening. Got sky?

[@johnh1001]

If you have a super moon all the fish in the ocean go running away until tomorrow .

[@WhatThyFunk]

Trust me. It's normal and alway revolves at an angle back and forth as the axis to earth is tilted and makes it seem that way. Really, you are the only one moving to the side.

[@GEARSofLOWLIFE]

there's one happening this sunday, the 27th. 7:00pm-12:22am

[@shujzy9360]

My teacher told me I can't wait

[@hachemshahrour8740]

Today

[@jessechu2224]

now

[@erikareyes570]

+Jesse Chu (Jessechugaga) yes

[@AustinZhangyay]

It's almost gone

[@Quay1962]

keep looking up there is so much going on people dont even know..

[@SergheyKatastrofenko]

Full moons have no bigger influence over things on Earth than it has in any other phase. Moon phases are just parts of it being illuminated by the Sun. On the other hand, Moon does have a slightly bigger "power" when in Perigee, because it is a little closer to the Earth than usual. However, this happens every month, so it's not that special.

[@BoyArmor]

Since it's the moon, it could be seen from everywhere correct??

[@scoobydoo982]

The thing is that if the moon has an effect on the tides and tides is the water and there's water in our bodies, don't you think the super moon will have a small effect on us? Not enough to put someone in the hospital but a tiny bit?

[@TrueHamal]

This day, on this date, on the 20th May 2012, is «the day zero» of the Planetary Alignment of the Sun-Earth-Moon-Pleiades-Annular Solar Eclipse, the Sun will be eclipsed by our Moon, and it is the supposed date of Nibiru's appearing in our Solar System (see the videos of Jaime Maussán relating this future event). This is not my own idea and I am not announcing this event by myself. This is only a reminder of that date as the «day zero of Nibiru's approaching», as said by Jaime Maussán.That's all

[@tashawnapraddy5482]

I saw this yesterday. It was a strawberry super moon. It was fantastic.

[@iseecheese]

this evening for the first maybe 10 minutes the moon over TX was a light red moon then quickly changed to yellow and stayed yellow for awhile may 5th at sunset

[@bigpoppa800]

........I wonder which Apollo missions, happened while a full moon was happening???

[@adie123]

What does he mean scientists etc dont know why moons look bigger at closer to the horizon. Its surely common sense that water can act like a magnifying effect. So if the conditions are right and theres a decent amount of moisture in the atmosphere to also allow visibility of the moon without becoming cloudy. Then youll have a magnified moon.

[@Snazzgasm]

The moon looks bigger on the horizon because you have reference objects nearby

[@JustALaddd]

i've seen the low moon yesterday it's beatiful

[@WildRiverTom1]

Yea, good question - I was wondering the same thing! I will have to research the whole super "perigee moon" thing and find out what is different from last March.

[@ankushzap]

Today is quite big in my area , so I searched for this

[@xxsnakeyez117]

I have a question this may sound stupid, but how come we only see one side of the moon?

[@putjesusfirst9814]

Oyyy Lmao it's a disc not a ball read your bible

[@royalblue395]

tfwnogf moons “synchronous rotations...”

[@marrayahmanni6951]

Why does the Moon not rotate? And to be honest, there's no way to really know if anything that you said in this video is factual. None at all.

[@vigo894]

They're all at a Team Jacob convention. Don't worry about it.

[@RavKxK]

March 19th 2011 ? well on march 11 2011 there was a big earthquake in japan. This time italy's under earthquakes since 20 may. I guess there really are some links between moon and earthquakes..

[@LilPedro006]

more scary than beautiful

[@MaharlokanSovereign]

Super Moon? or Falling Moon??

[@kellyduong123]

I saw the supermoon like in around 2006,I don't really remember but I remember it scare the hell out of me

[@nuciance]

It happened this morning around 2 a.m. it woke me up because the light was so bright.

[@ollyb7728]

The next one is on the 23rd of June 2013, thumbs up so everyone can see!!

[@TheSupernatedog]

why does it turn red??

[@Bayubadu]

here also, I saw only storm lightnings last night

[@16srt392]

no wonder because i was swimming in my pool and all of a sudden everything looked kinda orange

[@whoOB1ru]

I believe it's an optical illusion that the moon is upside-down where you are

[@BlackMessaGaming]

lol sould be play moon light sonata ...but,how to watch th efull supermoon from africa?

[@AshAlmond1]

The best time to visit the moon, then. Will I get 14 perCent discount from Nasa?

[@mewmewtwo8845]

Look at the desc, Published on Mar......

[@mr808steelers]

Not everyone could see it right? I mean, what if ur on the other side of the world?

[@ryanbenedictteleron2162]

I'm in the Philippines. in November 14.THERE'S A SUPER MOON!

[@Layzha]

Is it true theres going to be one on june 23

[@DanThePhilosopher]

Its july 3rd 2012 and im in riverside CA it looks pretty super tonight. it caught my eye.

[@baddiesimss]

I get freaked out a little whenever the moon looks big and a couple of hours ago I was nervous to see it but too bad it's cloudy I'm kinda upset about it

[@fAMMILIIY]

Ok?? were you ok?

[@breckandy]

What I saw was a brilliant pink/orange moon just now

[@DesiredCobalt]

I've actually seen a Super Moon it was actually 10 times bigger and one time I saw a red one which was weird

[@Sanchez831Cali]

I had a question for the past 3 nights theres no moon and i was wondering is that normal or something is going on and we dont know about! any body knows why?

[@joe_ieh]

i wanna this tonight but unluckily the weather forbidden me to see.. now im really pissed..

[@majesticphoenix8357]

I remember seeing a full supermoon I was shook and thought judgement day was close

[@serendipiityy]

My super moon felt like it was inches away from me??????😱😱😱😱😱

[@xXjoe2000Xx]

Well, I just looked out pf my window, and there are low clouds so I guess I'm not so lucky(again) to see this....

[@beauhess6547]

That is gone to happen on 2015 September 27

[@buddapie]

same reason why americans live in tornado alley, why house prices are highest along a tsunami prone coastline, and why auckland in new zealand is surrounded by 50 volcanoes... because we can

[@iamahuman6995]

The reason I'm watching this is because my science teacher told me too, but it's a really cool video. Also, a super moon is tonight!

[@geepp2484]

TODAY IS SUPERMOON!!

[@lovelyxskinny]

i cant see it... its foggy here :(

[@BIGDREAMER444]

i was lookin outside tonite n syracuse.ny at 11 n the rest of the nite the moon didng see m bigger jus brighter

[@idiotproductions7708]

hello 2021

[@SuperMitchell57]

why did NASA as Si get it wrong?

[@Onem0ret1me]

During 1:10-1:40...One explaination of the reason why the super moon appears largest on the horizon, is due to magnetism within all the different levels of reflected sunlight and heat rising from and off the surface of whatever location the naked eye sees during a specific time of movement as it rises. It's almost similar to how heat from a distance seems wavy. I base this on reading different theories of Ed Leedskalnin, and the fact that I'm high as fuck.

[@CliffTate]

Will take some images with me telescope if skies clear

[@FraserKenzoBucket]

I am now excited for this now tonight (23rd June 2013)

[@awtumn1108]

It happened here already ... Omg it was so bright and big

[@WhatThyFunk]

Why do they call a calico a cat? You normally would call it a cat because of it's alike features, but it's neurological system is completely different making them anything but. So why do you call a calico a cat when the true name is calico and not cat? It's a name for the general unknowing observer to understand in his/her simplified terms. It should just be called "Moon" in all reality.

[@judithb62]

It looks like something from a sci-fi movie.

[@akizaxyusei1999]

it's normal, and it's there XD don't worry, the moon is not going anywhere, it's here to stay.

[@extand84]

bruh I was snook fishing and litterly all the docks were flooded and water was over the sea wall and it was 1-2 feet higher then normal lol

[@FragileBridges123]

@ItsColdUpHereFilms because we can. :)

[@xXjoe2000Xx]

Its also going to happen in Holland tonight! :D

[@ShahNawaz-dz9kd]

excellent...

[@candr]

it was only about 3% bigger, not that Earth Shakeing LOL. But still interesting with a scope, course I like seeing full moons, especially with my lady.

[@MrBlowBaby]

i seen a super red moon just last month in eastern tn never seen nothing like it was huge and moving to the right and then up not normal

[@Giv3m]

Here is the year 2257 and yes we survived 2012 so there's No end to earth :P