Looking briefly at the pattern of previous catastrophic earthquakes occurring in the period between two supermoons (eg. possibly too much pull and push going on in water), today's extreme supermoon (closest our Moon has been to Earth in 18 years) hopefully means the risk is lowering by the day.
Is there agreement that 2016 represents the next supermooon? I have posted a chart of historical and future supermoons; can anybody break this down and expand it show future and past supermoons and extreme supermoons?
Can any reader provide insight as to whether these dates below are for regular supermoons or for extreme supermoons? Please include data and/or calculations whenever possible!
November 14, 2016
January 2nd, 2018
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