The highest and last sighting until 2042 happens on Thursday (December 4) and it's too special to miss. Here is everything you need to know about the 'Cold Moon'

Everything you need to know about the Supermoon sighting on December 4 which marks the final until 2042.

We've been spoilt rotten with Supermoon sightings this year after stargazers in the UK geared up for the 'Strawberry Moon' back in June. The full Moon was an event which took people by surprise as it was the lowest throughout its 18.6-year orbital journey.

According to Royal Museums Greenwich, the highest and last Supermoon of 2025 is happening tonight (11:14pm GMT) and certainly living up to its name, Cold Moon, as it arrives when winter temperatures drop across the globe.

The 2025 Cold Moon will rise in the northeast

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