
Did you know the biggest supermoon in almost 70 years appeared November 14? It is the biggest of the 21st century and the second to last full moon you'll see this year.
A supermoon happens when the moon becomes full at the point in its orbit when it is closest to the earth. Though they happen around every 13 months, this will be the largest supermoon since 1948, according to NASA scientists.
In honor of this event, we've compiled a photo gallery of temples under the light of a full moon. Enjoy!

Image of the Rexburg Idaho Temple from Tyler Westover Photography.

Image of the Timpanogos Utah Temple by Danielle B. Wager.

Image of the Manti Utah Temple from Drew Armstrong photography.

Image of the Salt Lake Temple by Karen Seely.

Image of the Payson Utah Temple from Drew Armstrong photography.

Image of the San Antonio Texas Temple by Wm. Camron Casper retrieved via ldschurchtemples.com.

Image of the Timpanogos Utah Temple by Danielle B. Wager.

Image of the Mesa Arizona Temple by Jason Miller retrieved via ldschurchtemples.com.

Image of the Gilbert Arizona Temple from Mormon Newsroom.

Image of the Kansas City Missouri Temple from LDS.org.

Image of Mount Timpanogos Utah Temple from His Holy House by Robert A. Boyd.

Image of Mount Timpanogos Utah Temple from His Holy House by Robert A. Boyd.

Image of the Salt Lake Temple by Karen Seely.

Image of the Manti Utah Temple from Drew Armstrong photography.

Image of the San Antonio Texas Temple by Thomas Kreuser retrieved via ldschurchtemples.com.
For more breathtaking temple photography, take a look at Robert A. Boyd's His Holy House from Deseret Book.
Bonus:
Though not full moons, these images were just too stunning to pass up on!

Image of the Logan Utah Temple from Getty Images.

Image of the Columbia River Washington Temple from His Holy House by Robert A. Boyd.

Image of the San Diego California Temple from Getty Images.
For more stunning artwork of temples and for interesting little-known facts, check out Chad Hawkins' Temples of the New Millennium.
























