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Catch March’s full supermoon Worm Moon this Sunday – Livescience.com
It’s a supermoon, by some accounts.
March’s full moon by some accounts a supermoon will dazzle skywatchers this Sunday (March 28), as spring’s warm weather invites more people to venture outside to gaze upward.
The full moon lasts just an instant, but dedicated moon
watchers can catch it at 2:48 p.m. EDT (18:48 UTC) on Sunday, when the moon appears opposite the sun in Earth-based longitude, according to a NASA statement
. People who miss this fleeting moment will still be able to see a big, round moon the rocky satellite will appear…
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