It's the supermoon

This Saturday night, March 19th, as the sun goes down, the super moon will rise, the first time in twenty years. If one misses it, one will have to wait another nineteen or so years to see another one. So if one wants to see something rare and spectacular, go out doors tomorrow night and look at the sky.

Yeah?

What is the supermoon? Is it like the blue moon? No. The full moon? Well, no. The moon is full but -- according to NASA, the moon is super, the supermoon, because it wil appear about 14% bigger and 30% brighter than normal, Why? NASA says, because the moon's orbit is oval. Yeah? And?

And there is a point when the moon's closest orbital point to the earth and its full stage coincide to make it appear far bigger and brighter than usual. Oh?

What does it mean? Werewolves will be stronger? No? Love will be stronger? There will be more light for lovers to see each other by moon light? Will tides be stronger? The moon will only appear bigger, but it will be closer. Oh?

What about the loonies? Will the supermoon bring out more loony tunes?

Well, this Saturday night, the supermoon will rise.. This Sunday morning, in the Northern Hemisphere, spring will begin. Finally, after this winter? Yay!

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