Full Pink Moon

Posted on April 20, 2019April 9, 2020 by ferricel

Full Pink Moon

UNITED KINGDOM – MARCH 19: The moon at perigree on March 19, 2011 at 18:39 hours. A perigree moon is a moon that is at its closest to earth (as contrasted to moon in apogee). The Supermoon is a full moon in perigree. The proximity of a supermoon to earth contributes to higher ocean tides and greater variation between high and low tide. It is also contended by some that a supermoon will effect crustal tides and therefore lead to a greater likelihood of volcanic eruptions and earthquakes. (Photo by Jamie Cooper/SSPL/Getty Images) — UNITED KINGDOM – MARCH 19, 2011

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