Don’t Miss Tonight’s Stunning Finale: Witness the Year’s Last Supermoon
The year wraps up with a breathtaking celestial event—the final supermoon of the year. This striking phenomenon, known as the Cold Moon, will reach its fullest point on Thursday, coinciding perfectly with evening visibility.
Details of the Supermoon
On December 28, 2025, at 6:14 p.m. Eastern time, the Cold Moon will achieve a 100 percent fullness. This marks the third supermoon to shine brightly at the end of the year, following two earlier events in October and November.
A Unique Cosmic Show
This supermoon is part of a series, with a total of four supermoons in 2025. The Cold Moon will be located in a position that makes it brighter than both its predecessors. Its distance from Earth is slightly greater than the November supermoon but closer than the one in October.
Why You Shouldn’t Miss This Event
- Timing: The supermoon will be at its fullest on December 28 at 6:14 p.m. ET.
- Visibility: Perfectly timed for evening viewing.
- Brightness: The moon’s proximity will enhance its brightness.
Don’t forget to witness this last supermoon of 2025. It promises to be a remarkable display in the night sky, perfect for stargazers and casual viewers alike.
