<p>A moon that appeared bigger than usual shone over Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano, which was spewing lava, as seen in this timelaspe video taken on January 1.</p><p>New Year’s Day’s full moon</a> was considered a “supermoon,” which seemed larger in size and brighter due to its proximity to Earth.</p><p>A total lunar eclipse involving a “blue moon,” which is the second full moon in a month, will be expected on January 31, according to Space.com</a>. Credit: Warren Fintz via Storyful</p><br />
