Did you miss the supermoon? So he brightened up after the first day of 2018

This phenomenon occurs when the moon is full on the same day it reaches its closest point to Earth.
The supermoon phenomenon occurs when the moon is full the same day it reaches its perigee, the point in the elliptical orbit of the moon when it is closest to the Earth.

Stargazers have shared their images of this full moon on social networks, competing with the images of the fireworks of the new year.

"The moon looked magnificent," said David Blanchflower, who took a photo in the UK. "Dominate the night sky with its incredible brightness." Impressive.
If you missed the first full moon of January, nicknamed a wolf moon, do not worry, there is another this month, the 31st.

You can even link to NASA!