Extreme super moon to rise with closest approach in 18 years
The eastern sky will host an extreme super moon this Saturday, about 10 to 15 percent larger than normal and near its Earth close approach in 18 years. If skies are clear, viewing at sunset should be dramatic with a large orangey disk. tides may be higher today through Sunday, risking beach erosion and minor flooding. Astronomy experts caution against overreading the omen while noting it will be best seen with naked eye.
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