Though officially full on Friday, November 15, at 4:29 p.m. EST, the moon will also look plenty full and bright all night both Thursday and Saturday.

The full moon this week will be a spectacular Beaver Supermoon—the last in a series of four supermoons this year. Here's how to catch a glimpse.

The last four full moons since August have been supermoons, according to the Farmers' Almanac. So here's how to catch the last one. The moon will reach its full phase at 5:29 p.m. CST Friday. It will appear full the night before and after peak, according to Space.com.

During the last days of this week, the full moon for November will arrive, which will also be the fourth supermoon of 2024. Known as the Beaver Moon, or also called the Frost Moon

Catch the final Supermoon of 2024 on November 15, when the Beaver Moon will shine brighter and larger than usual. The name "Beaver Moon" reflects the time of year beavers get ready for winter, paralleled by NASA's research into the ecological effects of beaver dams,

November’s astrology has already taken everyone on a wild ride, but the full moon rising on Nov. 15 is set to bring about even more surprises. November’s full moon happens to be the last supermoon of the year — meaning it’s peaking closer to the earth than usual,

The supermoon rises after the peak of the Taurid meteor shower and before the Leonids are most active. Last month’s supermoon was 2,800 miles (4,500 kilometers) closer, making it the year's closest. The series started in August.

When is the next full moon? Everything you need to know about the full “Beaver Moon” including exactly when, where and how to see it at its best from where you are.

Stargazers can catch the full beaver moon on Friday afternoon and the final supermoon of the year will appear bigger and brighter than usual. NASA says that the moon will reach peak illumination starting at 4:29 p.