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A "super blue moon" is "super" because it's bigger and brighter than normal. That's because it's at its closest point to earth in its orbit.
It's "blue" because it's the second full moon of the month.
Here are some pictures sent in by ITV News Meridian viewers from across the south and south and south east.
Captured near the Needles Lighthouse Credit: Dan Mapes Credit: Emma Duguid Credit: Denise Andrews Credit: Amy Cooper, Banbury Credit: John and Jean, Selsey Credit: Peter Norman Credit: Karen Hughes, Calmore, SouthamptonThe super blue moon rising above Lee On Solent. Picture taken at East Cowes seafront, showing the landslip at Castle point Credit: Russell Catling Credit: Graham Reading Credit: Frank Leppard Credit: Craig HarveySupermoon over Rockford Common, The New Forest Credit: Nick Lucas, DorsetSuper blue moon over Ryde Credit: Graham Reading Credit: Russell Catling, IOW
