Supermoon 2025Three Consecutive Supermoons October-December
2025 brings an extraordinary astronomical event: three consecutive supermoons in October, November, and December. Don't miss this rare celestial trilogy that won't repeat until 2037.
🌕 Rare Event: Three consecutive supermoons occur only once every 12-14 years
The Three Supermoons of 2025
Hunter's Moon Supermoon
October 17, 2025
20:26 UTC
The first of three consecutive supermoons, the Hunter's Moon will appear 14% larger and 30% brighter than average.
357,364 km
100%
Named after the time when hunters would track prey by moonlight, this supermoon marks the beginning of an exceptional lunar trilogy.
Beaver Moon Supermoon
November 16, 2025
21:29 UTC
The closest supermoon of 2025, appearing at its largest and brightest for the year.
357,311 km
100%
Traditionally the time to set beaver traps before waters freeze, this will be the most spectacular supermoon of 2025.
Cold Moon Supermoon
December 15, 2025
09:02 UTC
The final supermoon of the trilogy, marking the end of an extraordinary lunar sequence.
357,821 km
100%
Named for the cold winter nights, this supermoon concludes the rare occurrence of three consecutive supermoons.
What Makes a Supermoon Special?
Size & Brightness
- •Appears up to 14% larger than average full moon
- •Up to 30% brighter than typical full moon
- •Occurs when moon is at perigee (closest approach)
Viewing Tips
- •Best viewing: Shortly after moonrise or before moonset
- •Moon illusion makes it appear largest near horizon
- •Clear skies and minimal light pollution ideal
📸 Supermoon Photography Guide
Camera Settings
- ISO: 100-400 for sharp details
- Aperture: f/8 to f/11 for optimal sharpness
- Shutter: 1/125s to 1/250s to avoid blur
- Focus: Manual focus set to infinity
- Lens: 200mm+ telephoto recommended
Best Times to Shoot
- Moonrise: Largest appearance due to moon illusion
- Golden Hour: Warm atmospheric colors
- High in Sky: Sharpest details, less atmosphere
- With Foreground: Include landmarks for scale
2025 Supermoon Timeline
Hunter's Moon Supermoon
October 17, 2025 at 20:26 UTC
The first of three consecutive supermoons, the Hunter's Moon will appear 14% larger and 30% brighter than average.
Beaver Moon Supermoon
November 16, 2025 at 21:29 UTC
The closest supermoon of 2025, appearing at its largest and brightest for the year.
Cold Moon Supermoon
December 15, 2025 at 09:02 UTC
The final supermoon of the trilogy, marking the end of an extraordinary lunar sequence.
Don't Miss the Supermoon Trilogy of 2025
Mark your calendar for these extraordinary astronomical events. The next time three consecutive supermoons occur will be 2037!