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MAN
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lit up my room like some1 had headlights pointin at my window
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Alyna W
Guest
Maybe because today was the full moon? I don't know, just a hunch, dude.
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tick tock
Guest
perihelion was January 4th, so the Earth is closer to the Sun.
I think I can see the difference, but I have been doing the Astronomy thing for 40 years.
I may also be completely full of bird droppings, too.
if you are in the Southern Hemisphere, wear a hat.
I think I can see the difference, but I have been doing the Astronomy thing for 40 years.
I may also be completely full of bird droppings, too.
if you are in the Southern Hemisphere, wear a hat.
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Geoff G
Guest
The Moon is one day short of Full Moon, so is almost as bright as it gets. It's also near perigee (closest part of orbit to Earth), but that doesn't have a significant effect.
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micropawn217
Guest
It is because it is almost full Moon and the other thing is that the moon it at its closest distance to Earth and it is called "perigee Moon".
"as much as 14% wider and 30% brighter..."
"as much as 14% wider and 30% brighter..."
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Ashurbanisirpal
Guest
Your eyes were more dilated than usual, so it seemed brighter.