SUPERMOON
Supermoon dates
The next supermoon is on December 24, 2026 at 10:28 KST, about 356,729 km from Earth. Compare dates and full-moon distances in Korea Standard Time.
Next supermoon
Full moon at 10:28 KST · about 356,729 km from Earth
See the Moon on this date →Supermoons in 2025–2031
This site labels a full moon a supermoon when its geocentric distance at the exact full-moon instant is at or below 360,000 km. This is a site policy, not an official astronomical definition. Times use KST (UTC+9).
Frequently asked questions
- What is a supermoon?
- This site labels a full moon a supermoon when its geocentric distance at the exact full-moon instant is at or below 360,000 km. This is a site policy, not an official astronomical definition.
- When is the next supermoon?
- The next supermoon is on December 24, 2026 at 10:28 KST, about 356,729 km from Earth.
- Will it look much bigger?
- A nearby full moon can appear larger and brighter than a distant one. Without a side-by-side comparison, the difference can be difficult to notice.
- Are these local observing times?
- All dates and times here use KST (UTC+9). Eclipse peaks describe worldwide events, not visibility in Korea or your location. Check local visibility, weather and terrain separately.