Clear skies spotlight ‘super moon’

If you are someone who missed watching the Supermoon Saturday, you may get a second chance tonight. According to some astronomers the moon will be only 1 percent smaller on Sunday night. A “super moon” refers to a new or full moon that occurs when the Moon is 90% or over its closest position to Earth. It is the first time since January 19, 1992 that the Moon has come into such close proximity to the Earth. Star gazers will be hoping to see a bigger and brighter Moon than normal as it reaches the closest point to the Earth, referred to as a lunar perigee, since 1992. But experts warn people will need to look very closely to spot the 0.3% difference. http://yhoo.it/eeZdJK