Watch: The smallest and farthest full moon of the year!

Zee Media Bureau

Today is a memorable day for skygazers. Tonight, if you step outside and watch the sky you are going to witness a rare celestial phenomena called 'Mini moon' which occurs once in 15 years.

The moon will become smaller than its usual size and reportedly look pink in color.

NASA named April's full moon as 'Pink moon' after wild ground phlox flower- one of the earliest widespread flower to bloom in the spring.

This full moon will be the smallest full moon of the year because moon will be at lunar apogee- when moon is at farthest point in its orbit of the Earth.

The size of the mini moon will be 14% smaller than the size of supermoons- a phenomena when the moon is at closest point of the earth or perigee.

The next 'Mini moon' will occur on December 10, 2030.

This beautiful animated video will explain everything that you need to know about ' Mini moon'.