A supermoon may soon be in the skies above.<br /> <br />Star-gazers are gearing up to see this weekend's "supermoon." It's expected to be the second of three spectacularly bright moons this year.<br /> <br />NASA Scientist Dr. Noah Petro says it'll be a one of a kind moon - not to be confused with others.<br /> <br />(SOUNDBITE) (English) NASA SCIENTIST DR. NOAH PETRO (Pronounced PEE-TROH) SAYING:<br /> <br />"Recently, there's been this misidentification of other full moons as supermoons, this is THE supermoon, this is the largest moon of the calendar year. The full moon that occurred in July and the full moon that will occur in September as also going to be large, but not as large as this one, so they've been called supermoons, although by the strict definition there's only one per year. They're sort of quasi-supermoons, or super-ish moons, but this is THE supermoon."<br /> <br />Experts say the moon will be at its closest proximity to earth on August 10.<br /> <br />But Petro says the whole weekend is a good time for
