ニューヨーク・タイムズさんのインスタグラム写真 - (ニューヨーク・タイムズInstagram)「The second supermoon of this year — the Sturgeon Moon — left stargazers awed on Tuesday night, drawing large crowds in parts of Europe, the Americas and Asia, and once again piquing interest in the night sky. The Sturgeon Moon, according to a 1930s edition of the Maine Farmers’ Almanac, received its name from the Algonquin people for the large fish that is particularly abundant in the Great Lakes at this time of year. Images of the supermoon flooded social media on Tuesday night, with many people capturing its golden, amber and eventually silver tones as it rose over cities like New York; Caracas, Venezuela; Athens, Greece; Aleppo, Syria; and Madrid — all cities lucky enough not to have obstructed views because of clouds or inclement weather. Tuesday night’s celestial show was the second supermoon of the year. The first occurred in early July. Tap the link in our bio to read more about the Sturgeon Moon and about the next supermoon you can see later this month. Photos by Seth Wenig/@apnews in New York; Matias Delacroix/@apnews in Caracas, Venezuela; Borja Suarez/Reuters in Gran Canaria, Spain; Ismael Herrero/EPA, via Shutterstock in Madrid; Joseph Prezioso/AFP, via Getty Images in Massachusetts Bay; Aris Messinis/AFP, via Getty Images in Athens; and Menahem Kahana/AFP, via Getty Images in Jerusalem」8月2日 23時48分