Thank you, NASA. (screengrab)
Tonight the moon will come 15,000 miles closer to the Earth and will be full. This combination of proximity and brightness results in a phenomenon known as the supermoon–by far the brightest and largest full moon we'll see all year. As we are still primitive beasts loping madly across the plains and will surely be at each others' throats as soon as the moon is closest to us (11:35 p.m. E.T.), the Associated Press has taken it upon themselves to soothe the cresting tides of madness to come–with science!...
http://news360.com/article/52302502
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Tonight the moon will come 15,000 miles closer to the Earth and will be full. This combination of proximity and brightness results in a phenomenon known as the supermoon–by far the brightest and largest full moon we'll see all year. As we are still primitive beasts loping madly across the plains and will surely be at each others' throats as soon as the moon is closest to us (11:35 p.m. E.T.), the Associated Press has taken it upon themselves to soothe the cresting tides of madness to come–with science!...
http://news360.com/article/52302502
Shared using News360 for the iPad. Learn more at http://news360.com
Victor Cuvo, Attorney at Law
770.582.9904
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