Supermoon rising behind the Hawekwa Mountains, 14 Nov 2016 @SterremanWillie
Supermoon rising behind the Hawekwa Mountains, 14 Nov 2016 @SterremanWillie
Uploaded November 2016 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
The perigee full moon of 14 November 2016, dubbed the super-supermoon, because it was the closest full moon to Earth since 1948 and will only repeat again in 18 years. Short time-lapse video showing moonrise behind the breathtaking Hawekwa Mountains behind Wellington in the Western Cape.
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Supermoon rising behind the Hawekwa Mountains, 14 Nov 2016

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