The many phases of the moon make for interesting and ever-changing night skies. Full moons, supermoons, blood moons and blue moons all hover in the sky with varying degrees of rarity. Monday brought the largest full moon the world has seen in 70 years: a supermoon. The supermoon appeared in the sky just after sunset, reaching its largest and brightest at 6:22 a.m. Another like it won’t grace Earth's skies until 2034.
