Richard Nolle

Impressive images of the August supermoon, or the “Full Moon of Stingray,” which graces the night sky tonight.

The moon is visible from every part of Greece and many parts of the world, transforming both the nightscape and the walks of those who choose to walk the streets to enjoy the full moon.

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This month's full moon will appear bigger, brighter and redder than usual, as the rare simultaneous occurrence of a supermoon and a lunar eclipse takes place in some parts of the world on 26 May.

May's full moon is the second of two supermoons in 2021, with the previous one taking place in April over largely cloudy skies in the UK.