Wolf Supermoon on Jan 3: How to Watch This Rare, Bright Lunar Spectacle

• The 'Wolf Supermoon' will rise on January 3, 2026, appearing larger and brighter as it's closer to Earth.
• This is the first full Moon of 2026 and the last supermoon until November 2026, making it a rare event.
• A supermoon occurs when a full Moon is near perigee, its closest point to Earth, making it appear up to 14% larger and 30% brighter.
• The name 'Wolf Moon' comes from ancient tradition, referring to wolves howling more often in midwinter.
• Optimal viewing in India is early evening on January 2 and into the night of January 3, around 5:45 p.m. local time, best seen with naked eye from a clear, dark location.

Why It Matters: Don't miss the rare 'Wolf Supermoon' on January 3, 2026, appearing larger and brighter.