An extremely rare supermoon is right outside your window right now. In fact, we haven't seen a moon this big and bright in 68 years.

  • Supermoons happen every 13 months
  • Next one like this won't happen until 2034

Supermoons occur around every 13 months. However, one like this will not happen until 2034, according to NASA.

It's called a supermoon when the moon is both full and at it's closest point to the Earth in its orbit. On Monday morning both of these things are happen within just a couple hours of each other.

The moon turns precisely full at 8:52 a.m., Monday.

Many people around the world started snapping pictures as the moon began to rise overnight.