Super Moon Alignment

A Super Moon Alignment occurs when the moon is in its nearest approach to the earth. A perigee is referred to as a Super Moon Alignment and it happens a few times each year. The Moon orbits the earth in an elliptical pattern. This is why the moon is closer to the earth at times. An apogee is when the moon is the farthest away from the surface of the earth.

It has been noted throughout the scientific community over the years that there is an increase in tectonic activity and geophysical stress during eclipses and super moon alignments. It is like the old saying “the straw that breaks the camel’s back”. The weakest point gives way with all the gravitational pull on the surface of the earth. I have been watching these patterns for many years. All twelve astrological constellations rule specific regions of the earth. All zodiac signs are ruled by one of four elements which are earth, air, water or fire. Many times, you can get a clue as to what type of occurrence will take place by observing what sign the moon is in during eclipses and super moon alignments.