The rare blue super moon has lit up night skies across the world and Aotearoa got its second look at the spectacle overnight.
The moon is considered a super moon when it reaches the closest point to Earth in its orbit, making it look around 7-percent larger with the "blue" meaning two full moons in a single month.
A special moment many couldn't miss with people across the globe capturing the moon on full display
If you missed seeing the blue super moon in person, you'll have to wait 14 years for the next one when it appears again in 2037.
