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SUPER FULL MOON: The super full Moon of March 19th was the biggest and closest full Moon of the past 18 years. It might also be the most photographed full Moon--ever. Photographers around the world lined up to take pictures like this: ![[Linked Image]](http://spaceweather.com/swpod2011/20mar11/Paco-Bellido1_strip.jpg) Full high-resolution image "I've been planning this shot for a long time," says Paco Bellido of Cordoba, Spain. "Using Google Earth, I calculated the best place to set up my camera; then I followed my GPS to the spot. I waited for the Super Moon to rise and--voilá!--there it was behind Espejo's Castle."
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Wow, makes me ashamed of my pictures of the supermoon that I took. Our moon didn't look huge at all.  This is a beauty of a moon photo, thanks for sharing! 
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