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Richard Nolle

American astrologer
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  • supermoon
    supermoon

    … was coined by American astrologer Richard Nolle in 1979 to describe both a new and a full moon occurring at or near (within 10 percent of) perigee. However, supermoon came to denote the more-restrictive meaning of a full moon at perigee. Nolle claimed that a supermoon would cause an increase…

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    … was coined by American astrologer Richard Nolle in 1979 to describe both a new and a full moon occurring at or near (within 10 percent of) perigee. However, supermoon came to denote the more-restrictive meaning of a full moon at perigee. Nolle claimed that a supermoon would cause an increase…

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