PHOTOS: March’s full worm supermoon

By Abigail Constantino
March 10, 2020 | 12:20 AM

BEIJING, CHINA - MARCH 09: A supermoon rises above Dingdu Pavilion on March 9, 2020 in Beijing, China. (Photo by VCG/VCG via Getty Images)

A plane passes in front of the full moon as seen from Curitiba, Brazil on March 9, 2020. - The supermoon is visible as the full moon coincides with the satellite in its closest approach to Earth, which makes it appear brighter and larger than other full moons. (Photo by Heuler Andrey / AFP) (Photo by HEULER ANDREY/AFP via Getty Images)

A person standing on the platform of the Jupiter Lighthouse looks at the supermoon as it is partially obscured by a cloud, Monday, March 9, 2020, in Jupiter, Fla. The 108-foot, brick lighthouse was first lit in 1860. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez)

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Look up in the sky, it’s a supermoon!

March’s full moon is named “worm moon” since it heralds the beginning of spring and the movement of worms in the soil that come with it, WTOP space reporter Greg Redfern said.

See photos of the supermoon below.

Car Review: You can plug-in for better mpg with BMW’s new version of the X3

By Mike Parris
August 31, 2020 | 4:16 AM

Compact luxury crossovers are big business as buyer's trade in luxury sedans for the popular high riders. BMW redesigned its X3 a couple years ago to better compete in a more crowded marketplace. I drove the sporty X3 M40i in 2019 and was impressed with its potent performance. New for 2020 is a plug-in hybrid version that allows for 18-20 miles of electric-only driving. But when you combine the gas engine and that electric motor, the xDrive30e is transformed into a fun performance ride.

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