Rare Super Blue Moon Visuals From India

The Super Moon as seen in the sky from Chennai.                                                          Credit: PTI

The sight of the super moon in the sky as observed from Jammu.                                                          Credit: PTI

The Super Moon, as seen in the foreground of a smoking chimney, in Mumbai.                                                          Credit: PTI

The Super Moon as seen in the sky beside the South City high-rise residential complex in Kolkata.                                                          Credit: PTI

This supermoon is considered a rare celestial event because it is the second to occur in the month of August                                                          Credit: AFP

The term "blue Moon" simply refers to when we see a full moon twice in a month.                                                          Credit: AFP

The previous super blue Moon occurred in December 2009, with the next set to come in quick succession: January and March of 2037.                                                          Credit: AFP

The origins of the English expression "once in a blue Moon," today understood to mean something that is very rare, go back hundreds of years.                                                          Credit: AFP

The blue moon was at its brightest about 9:30 pm (IST), while the blue super moon will be at its brightest around 7:30 a.m. (IST) on August 31                                                          Credit: AFP

The visuals of a super blue moon from all around the world were indeed a rare sight.                                                          Credit: AFP