Last Monday, we were all astronomers. November 14th’s supermoon meant the full moon was closer to the Earth than it had been in over 60 years, and enthusiasm for this natural phenomenon was high.
But how much do we actually know about the moon? We may see it every night, sing lullabies about it, and imagine stepping on its cratered surface, but there’s a lot to the Earth’s celestial companion that we don’t know. If you’re an armchair astronomer, it’s time to prove yourself. Take our moon quiz and see how you stack up against the experts.
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