Supermoon eclipse photographed in south of England

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Image source, BBC Weather Watcher JamesGuymer
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The supermoon rising behind a windmill in Bembridge, as captured by BBC Weather Watcher JamesGuymer
Image source, BBC Weather Watcher Nicky Wisdom
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The full harvest supermoon rising above Barton on Sea, as seen by BBC Weather Watcher Nicky Wisdom
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A stunning shot of the moon over Bournemouth Pier was taken by BBC Weather Watcher Martin
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At Milford on Sea, BBC Weather Watcher Maz got this great shot of the rising supermoon
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The harvest moon over Bournemouth Pier, taken by BBC Weather Watcher Ian Barringer
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Graham Wiffen snapped the supermoon rising over the Spinnaker Tower in Portsmouth
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Beverly Thomson managed to catch the partial eclipse from Cowes at 03:45 BST
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The Moon rising in Fareham on Tuesday evening

18 September 2024

Cloudless skies meant the spectacle of a supermoon and the partial lunar eclipse could be seen across the south of England on Tuesday night.

For super early risers, the partial lunar eclipse reached its peak at 03:44 BST.

During the eclipse, Earth cast a small shadow on the top right corner of the moon's surface.

The Harvest moon, the second of four this year, at its fullest on Tuesday, will be visible for the next few nights. The next partial eclipse will be in 2026.

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