Wolf Moon Supermoon Dazzles Sky: First of 2026, Appears Brighter & Larger!

• The 'Wolf Moon' Supermoon, the first full moon of 2026, was visible on January 3.
• It appeared approximately 14% larger and 30% brighter than a regular full moon due to its perigee (closest point to Earth).
• The full moon peaked at 10:03 AM GMT (3:33 PM IST), with the most captivating view after sunset.
• Named 'Wolf Moon' from ancient Native American and European traditions, referring to wolves howling during cold, scarce January nights.
• This is the first of 3-4 supermoons expected in 2026, visible across India with clear skies.

Why It Matters: The 'Wolf Moon' Supermoon marked a spectacular start to 2026, appearing larger and brighter.