Nothing Is Safe From Ridicule On The Internet, Not Even A Supermoon That Won't Appear Again Till 2034

Last night mother nature came through for us, by gracing the night sky with a rare supermoon.

On November 14 the full moon was the closest it has been to Earth since 1948. Astronomers estimate the next time we'll see anything so spectacular will be in 2034.

It's just a shame the clouds got in the way.

As a generation of well-versed internet memers who look for any globally significant event to ridicule, the quality memes were abundant.

Well, if you did miss it, at least you'll probably still be around for the next one.

Hopefully the skies will be a bit clearer, so it's actually, y'know, visible.

(Side note: Someone should totally invent a weather forecast you can use 32 years in advance.)

Photo: Twitter (@_Alexduggan)