The full moon, one of the year’s “super” moons, rises on Monday, Oct. 6. It will appear larger as it coincides with perigee, the point at which it is closest to the earth. The Farmer’s Almanac refers to this moon as the harvest or hunter’s moon, as the extra brightness allows for additional farmwork and hunting. A small meteor shower, the Draconids, peaks on the same day, but the moon’s brilliance will likely drown out…