Lunar Phases and SuperMoons

To view the Lunar Phases table, open your base chart, and select the Lists/Lunar Phases... menu option. The Lunar Phases table will appear.
There, you can see the following information:

• Angle - indicating conjunction for New Moons and opposition for Full Moons.
• Apparent Diameter - visible diameter of the Moon. Any phase with diameter bigger than or equal to 0.55 can be considered a SuperMoon.
• Date - date when the phase occurs
• Time - the exact local time when the phase occurs
• SuperMoon - this column will have an indicator for the "Super-SuperMoon" - the biggest Moon in the series.

In order to create a chart of the Lunar Phase event, simply double-click on the corresponding Lunar Phase row. The chart will be shown in the main pane.

Clicking on the column headers will sort the Lunar Phases by that column. So, for example, if you click on the Apparent Diameter, the data will be sorted based on the visible size of the Moon at the time of the event (from smaller to larger). If you click on that header again, the sorting will be done in the reverse order (from larger to smaller values).