Pakistan’s sky will be adorned tonight by the Super Blue Moon.

This will be Pakistan’s first Super Moon, according to the Space & Upper Atmosphere Research Commission (SUPARCO). The country will be able to see the next three this year on September 18, October 17, and November 15.

When the moon seems 14% larger and brighter than usual because it is so close to Earth, it is known as the Super Blue Moon.

There are instances when the Moon is closer to Earth than it is during its orbit around the planet. It will be impressive to see the moon, which is about 226,000 miles away from Earth. We on Earth think it’s the largest.

Since we won’t see another one of these until 2037, it is important to remember that tonight’s moon is a Seasonal Blue Moon.

It isn’t true that the moon has changed hue to be called a “Blue Moon.” The bluish color of the full moon was caused by unusual air circumstances induced by a volcanic explosion that occurred in the 19th century.

As a result, the phrase “Once in a Blue Moon” began to denote an uncommon occasion.

It is only an illusion that the moon appears larger than it is.

As to NASA, the phrase denotes the moment when the Moon, in its new or full phase, aligns with a near-perfect orbit around the planet. That is, when it has approached Earth within ninety percent of its nearest point.