<br /> <p>In the lead-up to the supermoon expected November 14, 2016, a photographer released a timelapse video of the September 28, 2015, supermoon, shot from the southern coast of Australia.</p><p>The 2015 “super blood moon,” which was a total lunar eclipse,</a> was captured by sky watchers and astronomy enthusiasts around the world. The supermoon for 2016 is expected to be the biggest and brightest in more than 60 years</a>. Supermoons are about 30 percent larger and 30 percent brighter than conventional full moons.</p><br /><p>This video shows a timelapse of the 2015 moon shot from Barwon Heads, which sits along the southern coast of Australia in Victoria. Credit: YouTube/Brendan Calwell via Storyful</p><br />
