BEST TIME TO SEE: Various times
The full Moon on 29 September occurs 32 hours 52 minutes after lunar perigee, the point where the Moon is closest to Earth in its orbit. Also known as a supermoon, it will appear subtly larger and brighter than average, and is the last one this year. This full Moon is also less than a week after the September equinox, which occurs at 07:50 BST (06:50 UT) on 23 September and as the closest full Moon to it, it's the Harvest Moon for 2023.
The Harvest Moon's name is quite appropriate
