The first supermoon of 2026 will rise big and bright, about 14% larger and nearly 30% brighter than a typical full moon. 🌕🐺 On January 3, the Moon reaches perigee, appearing about 14% larger and nearly 30% brighter than a typical full moon. It’s also the final in a rare sequence of four consecutive supermoons, an astronomical streak that won’t repeat anytime soon. Watch it rise huge at sunset and hit peak brightness just after midnight. And while you’re looking up, don’t miss the Quadrantid me