Wolf Supermoon Rises January 3: Brighter, Bigger Celestial Spectacle Awaits

• The 'Wolf Supermoon' will grace skies globally on January 3, offering a brighter and larger Moon.
• A supermoon occurs when the Moon is full and at perigee, its closest point to Earth, appearing up to 14% larger and 30% brighter.
• Named the 'Wolf Moon' due to the historical belief of increased wolf activity and howling in January.
• Peak visibility is around 5 am EST globally, and 5:45 pm local time in India; best viewed at moonrise or moonset.
• This will be the first of three supermoons in 2026, with the largest expected on December 24.

Why It Matters: Don't miss the January 3rd Wolf Supermoon, appearing significantly larger and brighter than usual.