Daily TribuneTHE Cold SuperMoon seen rising from Quezon City on Thursday, 04 December 2025. The moon appears up to 10 percent larger and much brighter than usual. It will be around 17,000 miles (27,300 kilometers) closer to Earth. This supermoon is also known as a "cold" full moon because it marks the start of colder, darker months ahead.
THE Cold SuperMoon seen rising from Quezon City on Thursday, 04 December 2025. The moon appears up to 10 percent larger and much brighter than usual. It' will be around 17,000 miles (27,300 kilometers) closer to Earth. This supermoon is also known as a "cold" full moon because it marks the start of colder, darker months ahead.
Photo by Analy Labor for Daily Tribune
Photo by Analy Labor for Daily Tribune
Photo by Analy Labor for Daily Tribune
Photo by Analy Labor for Daily Tribune
Photo by Analy Labor for Daily Tribune
Photo by Analy Labor for Daily Tribune
Photo by Analy Labor for Daily Tribune
Photo by Analy Labor for Daily Tribune
Photo by Analy Labor for Daily Tribune
Photo by Analy Labor for Daily Tribune
Photo by Analy Labor for Daily Tribune
THE Cold SuperMoon seen rising from Quezon City on Thursday, 04 December 2025. The moon appears up to 10 percent larger and much brighter than usual. It will be around 17,000 miles (27,300 kilometers) closer to Earth. This supermoon is also known as a "cold" full moon because it marks the start of colder, darker months ahead.
Photo by Analy Labor for Daily Tribune
