Squamish's Robert Keir captured these images of the so-called supermoon overnight on July 12.
A supermoon is when a full moon occurs at the closest point to Earth during its orbit. According to the , this makes it look bigger and brighter than on other nights.
According to , supermoons can appear up to 16% brighter in the sky than the average full moon.
More scientifically called a perigee, the 'supermoon” term was coined in 1979 by astrologer Richard Nolle.
If you missed it, you can look into the night sky through Friday to capture it, according to NASA.
