Cold Supermoon – Final Supermoon of 2026
The Cold Moon is the traditional name commonly associated with the December Full Moon, reflecting the cold winter season in the Northern Hemisphere.
In 2026, the Cold Moon will also be a Supermoon, occurring when the Full Moon is near perigee, the closest point in the Moon’s elliptical orbit around Earth. As a result, it can appear slightly larger and brighter than a typical Full Moon.
Join us at SEE Institute for the final Supermoon of 2026 and explore the science of the Moon, its orbit and phases, before viewing it through our telescopes and enjoying a special planetarium experience.
Check in, get comfortable, and prepare for a special night with the Moon.
Explore the science behind supermoons and discover the secrets of our closest cosmic neighbor.
Curious about the Moon or the night sky? Ask away and get your questions answered.
Travel to the Moon through the story of the Google Lunar XPRIZE and the race to return to the lunar surface.
View the Cold Supermoon up close and explore other celestial wonders through our telescopes.
Leave with great photos of the Moon and memories from the final supermoon of 2026.
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