If you love watching the night sky, then Pakistanis are in for a beautiful winter surprise. According to SUPARCO, the final supermoon of 2025 — the Cold Moon — will glow over Pakistan on 4th and 5th December. This rare sight comes when the Moon is at its closest point to Earth, making it look bigger, brighter, and far more magical than a normal full moon.
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When and Where Will the Supermoon Be Visible in Pakistan?
SUPARCO has officially confirmed that this supermoon will be visible in all major cities including Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Peshawar, Quetta, and even smaller towns—basically anywhere with a clear sky. The Moon will rise at 4:58 pm PST on 4 December, and it will reach its brightest point at around 4:15 am PST on 5 December. So whether you are a student, a photography lover, or someone who simply enjoys peaceful winter nights, this is the perfect natural show.
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Date and Time Announced for Final Supermoon in Pakistan
| Event | Date | Time (PST) |
| Moonrise | 4 December 2025 | 4:58 pm |
| Peak Illumination | 5 December 2025 | 4:15 am |
| Visibility Across Pakistan | 4–5 December | All night |
Why Is It Called a Supermoon?
A supermoon occurs when the full Moon lines up with the Moon’s perigee, which is the closest point to Earth in its orbit. Because of this short distance, the Moon appears 7–8% larger and around 15% brighter than usual. Most people may not notice the exact percentage, but the glow feels special, especially on a cold December night. Interestingly, this will be the third consecutive supermoon of 2025, and the last one of the year, making it a memorable event for skywatchers.
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Distance Comparison — November vs December Supermoons
| Month | Earth–Moon Distance | Brightness | Size Difference |
| November 2025 | 356,978 km | Slightly brighter | Slightly larger |
| December 2025 | 357,218 km | 15% brighter than normal | 7.9% larger than normal |
Do You Need Special Equipment?
Not at all. This is the best part.
SUPARCO has said clearly that you can enjoy the supermoon with the naked eye. If the sky is clear, you’ll see the bright winter moon without needing binoculars or a telescope. However, if you do have a pair of simple binoculars, the details of the craters look even more beautiful.
Families often sit on rooftops during winter nights, and this is a perfect chance to enjoy some peaceful moments together—chai in hand, moon in the sky.
Why Is This Supermoon Special for Pakistan?
December is usually a calm and cold month in the country, and with the year ending, people enjoy such naturally beautiful moments even more. Many photography pages and science clubs in Pakistan are planning small gatherings for students to observe the event.
With pollution reducing slightly in winter, cities like Islamabad, Murree, Abbottabad, and northern areas will probably get the best views.
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Final Thoughts
The final supermoon of 2025 is not just an astronomical event—it’s a simple, peaceful reminder of how beautiful the world can be. Whether you watch it alone or with family, it’s one of those moments that stay in memory. So mark your dates: 4–5 December is your chance to witness the Cold Moon at its brightest.