Written by Intern Queeny George M.H , Team Allycaral
2025 is proving to be an extraordinary year for skywatchers, with the Moon taking center stage in a series of awe-inspiring celestial events. The spectacle began on September 7 with a breathtaking Blood Moon Eclipse. As Earth’s shadow passed across the Moon, it was transformed into a glowing orb of deep reds and copper tones — a result of sunlight bending through our planet’s atmosphere, the same atmospheric scattering that paints fiery sunsets.
But the Moon’s performance doesn’t end there.
On October 7, the first Supermoon of the year will rise. At perigee — the point in its orbit where the Moon is closest to Earth — it will appear noticeably larger and brighter than usual. Its silvery radiance on the horizon will offer a spectacular view for anyone willing to look up.
Then comes the true showstopper on November 5: the biggest and brightest Moon of 2025. This particular Supermoon will be the closest full Moon of the year, making it appear up to 30% larger and casting a brilliant glow across the night sky. A perfect moment for photographers, astronomers, and dreamers alike.
Finally, the lunar calendar concludes with the December 4 Supermoon — the last of the year. Arriving with winter’s chill, this Moon will bring a cool, luminous light to the long nights, marking a peaceful and poetic finale to the Moon’s stunning 2025 run.
The Moon, our natural satellite, continues to inspire and astound. Whether casting an eerie red glow or shining in full brilliance, its presence in the night sky connects us to ancient rhythms and timeless wonder. With more striking events still to come, 2025 is truly a year to keep your eyes on the sky.
