The magnificent Beaver Supermoon illuminated skies around the world, dazzling stargazers with its extraordinary brightness and size—appearing about 14% larger and 30% brighter than a typical full moon as it came closest to Earth at roughly 357,000 kilometers. The “Beaver Moon” name, rooted in tradition, marks the November period when beavers build their winter lodges and trappers once set their beaver traps, symbolizing preparation for the colder months ahead. As the brightest and largest of the three supermoons of 2025, this celestial event captivated observers across regions, including India, from moonrise through the night. Beyond its visual splendor, it offered astronomers and photographers a unique chance to capture detailed lunar imagery, coinciding with the Southern Taurid meteor shower to create an unforgettable cosmic display. The Beaver Supermoon not only blended cultural heritage with astronomical wonder but also reminded humanity of nature’s grandeur and our shared connection with the universe.