Supermoon: When and how Malaysians can see the lunar event tonight (May 26)


The supermoon was seen above the Sarawak state government complex in 2019. — ZULAZHAR SHEBLEE/The Star

A “flight to nowhere” to watch the supermoon phenomenon and a total lunar eclipse sold out in record time of two-and-a-half minutes recently.

Earlier this month, Qantas started offering the flight from Sydney, Australia that will give space lovers the chance to observe the upcoming supermoon and full lunar eclipse from the air.

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