Don’t miss the last full supermoon of 2020, a ‘flower moon,’ on May 7 (Source cnet.com)

Take note, supermoon fans. This week marks your last shot to bathe in the glory of a full supermoon in 2020. The morning of Thursday, May 7 marked the peak of the “super flower moon (signifies the flowers that bloom during the month of May),” but it wasn’t your only shot at a good show. “The moon will appear full for about three days around this time, from Tuesday evening through Friday morning,” NASA said in a release.  We’ve been on a run since February of extra large full moons known as “supermoons.” The term “supermoon” can refer to either a new or a full moon that happens at or near perigee syzygy, a mouthful that means the moon is at the closest point to Earth along its orbit around our planet. A supermoon appears subtly larger than a regular full moon. The “pink” moon of April was the biggest of the year, but May’s moon should be just as gorgeous.