The Dec. 3 full moon is the first of three consecutive supermoons, including a lunar eclipse. The other supermoons will happen on Jan. 1 and Jan. 31, 2018. You can watch Sunday’s supermoon live online here, courtesy of the online astronomy service Slooh or directly from Slooh.com here.
If you only have time to catch one of them, be sure to check out the “extra-special” Jan. 31 supermoon, NASA said in a statement Friday (Dec. 1). The late January supermoon will take place during a total lunar eclipse visible from western North America, the Pacific and Eastern Asia. It will also be a blue moon, too. [Supermoon 2017 Guide: When and How to See It]
Source: Full Moon Sunday Kicks Off ‘Supermoon Trilogy,’ Including a Lunar Eclipse
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