Prepare to be underwhelmed by these British supermoon pics
LONDON -- Britons kept their eyes on the skies on Monday evening for a glimpse of this glorious, rare, majestic supermoon that everyone's been banging on about.
But, perhaps in keeping with the British psyche, most were left disappointed as grey, cloudy skies obscured the celestial sight.
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Apparently there is a little more hope for a sighting on Tuesday night as the weather for areas north of the M4 is meant to be a little less cloudy.
The moon is meant to be similarly close again to the earth in 2034; that's not too long to wait, right?
In the meantime, read up on Mashable's guide to taking a supermoon pic that isn't a blobby mess, and enjoy Twitter's failed attempts at capturing a perfect pic.
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Some didn't even attempt the photo.
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And a meme went around that was more fun than the supermoon itself.
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Liza Hearon was the Deputy Editor for Mashable UK. Liza started her career in journalism writing about punk bands for a 'zine in Florida, and her wanderlust has led her to work for news organisations in Russia, Japan and now London. Prior to joining Mashable, she was the European homepage editor for the Wall Street Journal. Liza loves podcasts, karaoke and really, really spicy food.
