Question: what is the difference between a blood moon and a supermoon?
Answer: A blood moon occurs when the moon dips low in the sky, through Earth's shadow, which casts a reddish glow across the satellite. A full moon that occurs on the moon's closest approach to Earth is called a supermoon. ... (The farthest point, when the moon is more than 252,088 miles from Earth, is called the apogee.)