Supermoons come to end with harvest moon on September 28

The supermoons will come to an end on Thursday (September 28) with the last and final supermoon being visible after sunset. The celestial spectacle will mark an end to a summer filled with mesmerising large and radiant full moons. 

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harvest supermoon for this year will achieve its peak brilliance around 6 a.m. ET on Friday, having already risen the previous night, according to predictions from the Farmer's Almanac. The last supermoon was visible on August 30, 2023, as it appeared just opposite the Sun.