"Mr. Moon Goes to Washington"
The image at left is the cover for the issue of The New Yorker that ran after the election of Barack Obama as president. Notice how it chimes with NASA's image of the day, seen below. The caption on the NASA website reads: "The full moon is seen as it rises near the
Lincoln Memorial, Saturday, March 19, 2011, in Washington. The full
moon tonight is called a super perigee moon since it is at its closest
to Earth in 2011. The last full moon so big and close to Earth occurred
in March 1993."
Somewhere Jimmy Stewart and Frank Capra are smiling.
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Ty Burr is a film critic with The Boston Globe.Mark Feeney is an arts writer for The Boston Globe.
Janice Page is movies editor for The Boston Globe.
Tom Russo is a regular correspondent for the Movies section and writes a weekly column on DVD releases.
Katie McLeod is Boston.com's features editor.
Rachel Raczka is a producer for Lifestyle and Arts & Entertainment at Boston.com.
Emily Wright is an Arts & Entertainment producer for Boston.com.
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