Super Blue Moon in Pakistan to be Visible Tonight

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Super Blue Moon in Pakistan to be Visible Tonight

There is a good piece of news for sky gazers the celestial event of a super blue moon in Pakistan is to be visible tonight on August 19. The super blue moon will be visible in Pakistan tonight at precisely 11:26 PM, revealed by the Pakistan Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission (SUPARCO).

The Supermoon will be visible in Lahore and other cities of Pakistan as well. The blue moon of August 2024 is all set to rise with an extra treat of supermoon. The Super Moon is the first full moon this month that will appear larger, brighter, and more luminous than usual. A blue moon usually occurs every 2-3 years, and the last blue moon occurred on August 30-31, 2023.  This specific August Super Blue Moon is a rare event, with the next occurrence in 2037.

If you miss the Supermoon 2023 in Pakistan on 30th August, you have another chance to watch it tonight. As per the details revealed by SUPARCO, three more Super Moons are expected in the coming months, with the next occurrence scheduled for September 18, October 17, and November 15.

Time and Date of Super Moon in Pakistan:

The supermoon in Pakistan will start at 11:26 PM on 19th August and for the next supermoon, you have to wait till 18th September 2024.

The reports said that the moon will be seen bigger and brighter. The moon comes close to the Earth it appears 14% bigger and 30% brighter than the normal full moon. The distance of the moon from Earth will be 363,300 KM.

When’s the Next Super Full Moon?

It will be the last Supermoon this year, and the next Super Full Moon will be on 18th September 2024.

How Many Super Moons in 2024?

There will be Four Supermoons in Pakistan in 2024. The first will be on 19 August, the other three scheduled for September 18, October 17, and November 15.

Supermoon 2024 in Pakistan timing

People can experience such a brighter supermoon again on 19th August 2024. The blue moon will peak on Monday at 11:26 p.m.

Pictures of August Blue supermoons:

You can watch the pictures of blue supermoons captured by readers. If you managed to catch one, we’d love to see it. Don’t forget to submit your images or share them on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram.

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