B1 a âverb, such as can, might, and must, that is used with another âverb to âexpress an âidea such as âpossibility that is not âexpressed by the âmain âverb of a âsentence: The first âverb in the âfollowing âsentence is a modal: We ought to âpay the âgas âbill. More examples.
Looking further into the future, the perigee full moon will come closer than 356,500 kilometers for the first time in the 21st century (2001-2100) on November 25, 2034 (356,446 km). The closest full moon of the 21st century will fall on December 6, 2052 (356,425 km).
At its closest point (known as perigee) the Moon is only 363,104 km (225,622 miles) away. And at its most distant point (called apogee) the Moon gets to a distance of 406,696 km (252,088 miles). This means that distance from the Earth to the Moon can vary by 43,592 km. Thatâs a pretty big difference, and it can make the Moon appear dramatically different in size depending on where it is in its orbit. For instance, the size of the Moon can vary by more than 15% from when itâs at its closest to when itâs at the most distant point.