A giant strawberry moon rose behind an ancient temple on the Greek coast last night.
It is the second supermoon of this year. this is how it is called when the moon’s orbit is closer to the Earth, making it appear larger and brighter than a regular full moon.
The full moon of June is named after the strawberry moon due to the ripening of this fruit during this month.
It is noteworthy that the ancient temple, which was built in the fifth century BC, is a popular site for moon watchers who went out to see the first supermoon last May.