Pakistan, Jan. 4 -- Pakistan witnessed the first supermoon of 2026 as the Wolf Moon lit up the evening sky, offering a striking celestial display across the country. The rare event marked the first major astronomical highlight of the year, drawing strong interest from skywatchers and astronomy enthusiasts alike.

According to space experts, the Moon appeared unusually large and bright because it was positioned much closer to Earth than usual. The distance between Earth and the Moon measured about 362,000 kilometers, making the Moon look nearly seven percent bigger and around ten percent brighter than a typical full moon.

Adding to the spectacle, the supermoon coincided with the peak of the Quadrantid meteor shower, one of the strongest ...