Let's All Just Look At The Incredible Moon

On Monday, the moon will be as close to the Earth as it has been since 1948. This phenomenon is awesomely known as the “supermoon.”

Everyone can see this awe-inspiring sight, from the war-torn streets of Aleppo, Syria, to the metropolitan cities of the United States. Luckily for us, photographers around the world have been capturing images of it over the past couple of days.

Check out the images below and remember this is something we can all appreciate together.

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The "supermoon" rises on Monday behind the Propylaea above the Ancient Acropolis hill in Athens.

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A woman takes a picture as a "supermoon" rises on Monday over the desert near Tabuk, some 1,500 kilometers away from the Saudi capital Riyadh.

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The "supermoon" is seen behind a street lamp in Dresden, Germany.

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Kuwaitis observe the "supermoon" spectacle in Kuwait City on Monday.

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A supermoon rises at 4:14 p.m. Sunday in Plymouth, Massachusetts.

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A tree is silhouetted as a "supermoon" rises on Monday over Heho, Myanmar's Shan state.

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The Dormition Abbey is seen against a "supermoon" over the city of Jerusalem on Monday.

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The "supermoon" rises over the Sikh Shrine, the Golden Temple in Amritsar, on Monday.

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The "supermoon" rises over Martyrs' Bridge in Istanbul on Monday.

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Participants in a Sydney Harbour Bridge Climb walk down the western span of the famous Australian landmark as the supermoon rises through clouds on Monday.