For the first time since 1992, yesterday a ‘super’ moon was shining down on us. That means it was brighter and closer to Earth than unusual.
The moon is seen behind the top of the radio and television tower ‘Funkturm’ in Berlin
Revellers stand beside St Michael’s Tower on Glastonbury Tor, Somerset, watching the moon
Moonrise next to the Penteli Objervatory at Athens, Greece. Photograph Chris Kotsiopoulos
View of a full perigee moon over Manila, Philippines
A view of the full perigee moon in the backdrop of a minaret of a mosque, over Karachi city, Pakistan
Moonhattan: The oversized moon adds to the lights of New York City as it rises over the city skyline
The moon as seen from the end of Worthing Pier in Sussex, looking east towards Beachy Head
The full moon is seen as it rises near the Lincoln Memorial, in Washington DC
A rugby match in Headingley, Leeds is bathed in an orange glow
The moon rises over east London
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