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Four Supermoons in a Row Start With Monday's New Moon

A run of four supermoons is coming, and the first one begins with Monday's new moon. Skywatchers can catch November's Beaver Moon before dinner, and the December full moon is expected to look even bigger.

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Context: A supermoon is a full moon that looks larger and brighter because it falls close to the point in the Moon's orbit nearest to Earth. Such events draw a lot of interest from stargazers, especially when several come in a row.

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