The full moon on the 29th is the last supermoon of the year, bigger and brighter than usual.
２９日の夜空を照らす「ハーベストムーン」の満月は、今年４回目で最後となるスーパームーンでもあります
The ”Harvest Moon” full moon that lights up the night sky on the 29th is also the fourth and last supermoon of the year.
９月の満月は米東部時間の２９日午前５時５８分（日本時間同日午後６時５８分）ごろ、明るさがピークに達します
September’s full moon will reach its peak brightness around 5:58 a.m. Eastern time on the 29th (6:58 p.m. Japan time on the same day).
According to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), it is expected to remain bright until the next morning.
スーパームーンは一般的に、通常よりも地球に近づき、夜空で大きく明るく見える満月と定義されます
A supermoon is generally defined as a full moon that is closer to Earth than usual and appears larger and brighter in the night sky.
The distance from Earth is 361,867 km.
Approximately 22,604 km closer than average
The closest supermoon to Earth this year occurred on August 30th, at a distance of 357,200 km.
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