828K views · 15K reactions | In this video, we will embark on a captivating exploration of the solar system's size comparison, unveiling the staggering dimensions that define our celestial surroundings. Brace yourself for a visual odyssey that will illuminate the scale of these celestial bodies, leaving you with a profound appreciation for the cosmic tapestry that envelopes our home planet. | The Brain Maze | Facebook

🌕 There’s a supermoon tonight — and it’s a good one! The first full Moon of 2026 is happening tonight, and it’s also a supermoon, which feels like a pretty great way to kick off the year. A supermoon happens when a full Moon lines up with the Moon being close to Earth, at a point called perigee. On average, the Moon orbits about 363,000 km away. Tonight’s full Moon sits at around 360,000 km away, making it one of the closer full Moons we can get — hence, super. Now, reality check: the actual si