Roberto Lequeux
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http://www.astronomy.com/en/News-Observing/Sky this Week/2011/03/STW MAR18to27.aspx
That said, I should have shot this yesterday. It was low and bright, but there was a lot of sunlight still... didn't get to see, but there might have been some direct sunlight still if I checked earlier. That could have been cool.
Today [Saturday, March 19] also marks the Moon’s closest approach to Earth this month, a position called perigee. At 3:09 p.m. EDT, our satellite comes within 221,565 miles of Earth’s center. This makes tonight’s Full Moon the largest of 2011.
That said, I should have shot this yesterday. It was low and bright, but there was a lot of sunlight still... didn't get to see, but there might have been some direct sunlight still if I checked earlier. That could have been cool.