Sorry, but in these times I find it disturbing to see a phrase like "super blue blood moon." "super" - The moon looks a little larger, but not really perceptible to the eye. >>>
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"Supermoons" occur in the winter. The moon is higher in the sky, which may make it look brighter too. It also looks bigger when it is near the horizon.
Sure, but humans are nothing if not perceptive to small changes in the everyday. :-) I'm just saying, I am dubious that people truly can't tell the difference. Again, that doesn't mean they are not overhyped as far as astronomical phenomena go...
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It's possible. But it's not enough that you need to rearrange your schedule to look at the moon if you never do otherwise. What bothers me is the superstitious edge to the clickbait. We have enought anti-intellectualism right now.
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