Spectacular photos of the biggest supermoon of 1404 around the world

The biggest supermoon of the solar year 1404 (year 2025 AD) on Aban 14 (November 5) brightened the night of many inhabitants of the planet Earth; In the meantime, amateur and professional photographers in different parts of the world captured the image of this golden tablet next to the earthly scenery, capturing the spectacular moments.

The full moon of Aban (November), which showed its full moon at 16:49 Tehran time, is known as the “Beaver Moon” because during this period the toothed mammals are specially prepared for the long winter months. This month is also known as “ice month” and “digging month” and it tells the arrival of the cold season and the beginning of cultivation.

Due to the fact that the Earth’s moon reached its minimum annual distance from the Earth on November 14 (November 5), it appeared both larger and brighter to terrestrial observers, and its presence near the horizon at sunrise and sunset created spectacular moments that were captured by photographers around the world.

Using a telephoto lens in Paris, Moritz captured a beautifully detailed image of the moon’s fully illuminated disc, seen from behind the massive steel structure of the iconic monument.

The moon next to the Eiffel Tower
Credit: Thibaud Moritz/AFP

Hanover-based photographer Picture Ellins captured the moon rising on the horizon behind the 1937 Torchbearer sculpture on the north shore of Machezi. This image shows a kind of supermoon disk in control of this symbolic statue.

The moon and the torch-bearing statue in Hanover
Credit: DPA/Julian Stratenschulte/Picture Alliance

Rick Kern has recorded the moon over the buildings of Texas while it is near the horizon and with the right placement, he was able to capture its greatness in the eye of the beholder.

Supermoon rising over Texas buildings
Credit: Rick Kern/Getty Images

David Balloff captured one of the most notable scenes in astrophotography, showing the moon next to an airplane. This Wizz Air plane is soaring over Budapest Airport in Hungary, its nose kissing the golden moon.

The full moon of November 1404 and the plane taking off from Budapest airport
Credit: David Balogh/SOPA Images/LightRocket

The photo of the yellow supermoon of Aban 1404, which shines near the peak of “Monte Prena” (Monte Prena) in the Laquila region of Italy, is one of the eye-catching images of this event. This unusual color is the result of a phenomenon called Rayleigh Scattering, which scatters the bluer wavelengths of light reflected from the moon closer to the horizon, where the atmosphere is thicker, while allowing the redder wavelengths to pass more easily.

The supermoon of November 1404 next to Monte Perna peak
Credit: Lorenzo Di Cola/NurPhoto

In this photo recorded from the supermoon of Aban 1404 by the photographer Picture Ellins, the silhouette of a metal cat can be seen, which acts as a rooster or weather anemometer. Meanwhile, the glow of the full moon behind it attracts attention.

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Moon and steel cat on the roof of a house in Hannover, Germany
Credit: DPA/Picture Alliance

This picture shows a similar moment, but this time we are facing a real crow in front of the supermoon! While the moon is setting, this crow is standing quietly on a branch and the photographer has captured it well.

Photo of a crow in front of the supermoon of November 1404
Credit: DPA/Picture Alliance

In another photo taken by Mohammad Rahimi of the new moon of Aban 1404 in Isfahan, the image of people on top of Mount Safa provides a good human scale to consider the dimensions of the moon. But the picture is complete when an airplane passes in front of the moon on its way and makes this moment even more spectacular. According to him, seeing the light of the plane, he made the final calculation in just a few seconds to record its passage in front of the moon, and recording this moment was like a dream come true. You can see the video of the plane passing here.

The supermoon of November 1404 and the plane over Mount Safa, Isfahan
Credit: Mohammad Rahimi

This photo, taken by Ahmad Sharifi Ziyarani, shows the supermoon next to the Azadi Tower. The white and turquoise pattern of Azadi Tower is well coordinated with the golden color of the moon and has created a spectacular scene.

Photo of the full moon of November 1404 next to Azadi Tower
Credit: Ahmad Sharifi Ziarani

This photo shows the supermoon in Lianyungang city, Jiangsu province of China, and the building design has formed a beautiful effect next to the moon.

Supermoon of November 1404 in China
Credit: Getty Images

In the war-torn city of Gaza, the moon rose through the ruins and was recorded by a Reuters photographer. A perhaps contradictory moment that shows that even in the most difficult circumstances, life can find its way.

Supermoon in Gaza
Credit: Dawoud Abu Alkas/Reuters

Supermoon, an opportunity for the world to look at the night sky

In today’s cities, where light pollution has deprived modern humans of the opportunity to see deep sky objects, the occurrence of events like the supermoon, apart from all the hype and sometimes exaggeration surrounding it, is considered an opportunity to reconnect with the night sky. People all over the world look at a common phenomenon in one night, and while re-evoking the concepts of the night sky, they once again remind the common bonds of mankind everywhere in the world and peace.

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