The Super Blue Moon in Pakistan is to be on August 30. You can view the super moon in Pakistan, joined by Saturn.
The super blue moon will be visible in Pakistan and other countries and the biggest and brightest moon of the year.
The Supermoon will be visible in Lahore and other cities of Pakistan as well. The blue moon of August 2023 is all set to rise in just one week with an extra treat of supermoon. The Super Moon is the second full moon this month after the Full Sturgeon Moon, which rose on 1st August. A blue moon typically occurs every 2-3 years, and for the next super blue moon, you have to wait till August 2032.
The Blue Moon of August 2023 will also be joined by a Saturn (ringed gas giant).
If you miss the Supermoon 2023 in Pakistan on 30th August, you have another chance to watch it the next evening. The Super Blue Moon in Pakistan on 31st August will be almost as full and almost as close.
Time and Date of Super Moon in Pakistan:
The supermoon in Pakistan will start in Pakistan at 6:36 PM. This is the second supermoon of August 2023, and for the next supermoon, you have to wait till 9th February 2024.
The reports said that the moon will be seen bigger and brighter. The moon comes close to the Earth it appears 14% bigger and 30% brighter than the normal full moon. The distance of the moon from Earth will be 357,200 KM.
When’s the Next Super Full Moon?
It will be the last Supermoon this year, and the next Super Full Moon will be on 9th February 2024.
Three Super New Moons in 2024:
There will be three Supermoons in Pakistan in 2024. The first will be on February 9, the other two on March 10 and April 8.
Supermoon 2023 in Pakistan timing
People can experience such a brighter supermoon again on 31st August 2023. The blue moon will peak on Wednesday at 12:00 p.m. (ET), and its highest point will be at 10:00 p.m. (ET).
To get the perfect view of the full moon, one should watch the moon shortly after sunset during the dusk hours. The Supermoon 2023 will be visible on 30th August at 8:37 PM EDT.
Pictures of supermoons:
You can watch the pictures of supermoons captured by readers. If you managed to catch one, we’d love to see it. Don’t forget to submit your images or share them on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram.
A cash prize will be awarded to the person who captures the best photograph of the Supermoon.
