Calling all stargazers and space enthusiasts, you’ll be able to see the supermoon on the Monday 14 November.
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Jot it down in your diaries and grab the binoculars because it’s going to be a special one. For the first time in 70 years, next week's Supermoon will be in its largest state.
The moon will be visible around at 5:52pm and that will be when it’s at its biggest according to moongiant.com.
Will you be moon-spotting?