The bright object to the right of the Moon is Jupiter. A small telescope or a steady pair of binoculars can bring Jupiter’s ...

Glowing brighter and appearing slightly larger than average, it follows October's Harvest Moon, November's Beaver Moon and ...

Why is it called the Wolf Moon? The moon's name is rooted in the time of year it occurs. According to the Old Farmer’s Almanac and NASA, the "Wolf Moon" refers to the packs of h ...

A full moon so large and bright won't be seen again until November 2026 - BBC Weather Watchers caught stunning glimpses of it ...

The Wolf Moon is officially set to hit its peak on January 3, 2026. The supermoon will be visible on the evenings from ...

The dual celestial events will ring in the new year, although the luminous "wolf" supermoon may hamper skywatchers' view of ...

The first full Moon of the year is set to illuminate the UK skies on 3 January, bringing with it some welcome dazzle to the post-Christmas dip. This celestial event, known as the Wolf Moon, will be ...

The first full moon of 2026 — the wolf supermoon — rose after sunset on Saturday, Jan. 3, lighting up the night sky across the world. Here are the best photos.

Everything you need to know about January’s full Wolf Supermoon — including exactly when it’s full and the best evening to ...

The first full moon of the year lit up the cold winter skies in the north-east of England and Cumbria on 3 January. Also ...

The start of the new year’s celestial show has begun, as the first supermoon of the year was sighted on January 5, 2026, ...