UPDATE: The breathtaking Harvest Supermoon illuminated the night sky on October 6, 2025, captivating viewers around the globe. This extraordinary celestial event marks the first of three Supermoons this year, appearing up to 14% larger and 30% brighter than the dimmest moon, according to NASA.
Skywatchers across major cities such as San Francisco, London, and Tijuana enjoyed clear skies as the moon reached its peak at approximately 224,600 miles (361,459 kilometers) from Earth. The remarkable sight had many rushing outdoors to capture the moment on camera.
In the Bay Area, observers marveled at the moon rising dramatically near Mount Diablo, while in Milan, the full moon cast a glow behind the iconic spire of the Duomo gothic cathedral. The Harvest Supermoon also graced the skyline of New York, rising behind the Statue of Liberty and the Brooklyn skyline, delighting countless onlookers.
On the West Coast, a man in Tijuana shared his experience as he recorded the moon’s ascent near the border walls separating the United States and Mexico. Meanwhile, in Dallas, a Southwest Airlines plane took off from Dallas Love Field Airport, creating a stunning juxtaposition of human activity and natural wonder as it flew beneath the glowing lunar orb.
This Supermoon is a reminder of nature’s beauty, sparking awe and emotional engagement among those fortunate enough to witness it. The next Supermoon is expected in November, followed by another in December, promising more opportunities for skywatchers to indulge in these celestial marvels.
As the world shares images and experiences of this spectacular event, many are eager to see what the next Supermoon has in store. Stay tuned for updates on astronomical events that continue to inspire and unite us under the night sky.
