The Rest Of The World’s Supermoon Photos Knocked The Tits Clean Off Ours

It seems like pretty much everyone in the world was super fuckin’ jazzed for the supermoon last night – except for maybe Neil deGrasse Tyson, who is pathologically addicted to doing tweets that can be summarised as “Stop having fun.”

Tonite’s SuperMoon is Super versus October’s FullMoon only if you think 16.05inch pizzas are Super relative to 16inch pizzas

— Neil deGrasse Tyson (@neiltyson) November 14, 2016

Regardless of what Captain Science reckons, it looked pretty bloody spectacular if you were lucky enough to be in a city with no cloud cover – apparently that extra 0.3% is enough to make a gorgeous looking moon.

It stands to reason that the rest of the world got the exact same moon we did (unless I’ve really fucked up my understanding of how the moon works), but it seems like, as per usual, the rest of the world got a bigger, fancier version of what we have.

Have a gander at these pearlers from around the globe:

Did you catch last night’s #supermoon ??? Here’s a glimpse from Cronan Ranch #California pic.twitter.com/H1D47fnYF2

— US Dept of Interior (@Interior) November 14, 2016

Photo of the Day: Did you catch the #supermoon? Here it is rising behind the #UnitedStates Marine Corps War Memorial. pic.twitter.com/9ykbnLbQz8

— Fox News (@FoxNews) November 14, 2016

View from our rooftop in Metro Manila, PH. #supermoon2016 #NASASuperMoon@NASAGoddardPix pic.twitter.com/h1FRqFnz69

— Frances (@furansesumei) November 14, 2016

Super moon rising over New York at sunset tonight. #newyork #newyorkcity #supermoon #nyc @EverythingNYC pic.twitter.com/tj9DaYDvl4

— Gary Hershorn (@GaryHershorn) November 13, 2016

I love that all of the ones from America look a liiittle bit like a montage from the start of a disaster movie where they’re showing all the landmarks that are about to be exploded.

Moon of my life. ??

My sun and stars. #supermoon2016 #supermoon https://t.co/LY06vXuLvJ pic.twitter.com/EHXKOkSg6a

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) November 15, 2016

WOW! Yesterday’s moon seen from Colorado Springs, Colorado. Photo credit: Forrest Boutin. #Supermoon #Space #COwx pic.twitter.com/6LWAXhVkn3

— Mark Tarello (@mark_tarello) November 14, 2016

As next @Space_Station crew preps for Nov. 17 launch, the #supermoon rises behind the rocket that will carry them: https://t.co/W7XDwq8Kbt pic.twitter.com/UayI2xzbBs

— NASA (@NASA) November 14, 2016

Plane and #supermoon last night over London! By Adrian Dennis @photogator96 #weatherphoto pic.twitter.com/hVw90JgTlG

— #WeatherPhoto (@photoweather1) November 14, 2016

What a bloody beautiful time to be alive.