Twitterati have a field day as supermoon graces Earth

With a long wait for the next supermoon, Twitterati took to social media to get their jokes in

The much awaited 'supermoon' graced the Earth's skies Monday night and much to our expectation it became a great source for Twitter jokes and memes.

The largest, brightest full moon was on display after nearly seven decades and won't come this close to Earth till 2034. With a long wait for the next supermoon, Twitterati didn't waste any time and took to social media to get their jokes in.

https://twitter.com/sephrstt/status/798144457153515520

close up shot of #supermoon2016 🌚🌚🌑🌝🌚🌚🌙 pic.twitter.com/5xAkYNSmGY

— noel 🇵🇸 (@noelception) November 14, 2016

https://twitter.com/NefariousMemes/status/797862885590532096
https://twitter.com/MemebotBot/status/798287011656372228
Expectations didn't quite meet reality...
https://twitter.com/ShoaibAftabb/status/798143336112472065
https://twitter.com/hyp3rfr3ak/status/798171211754835968

moon. SUPERMOON. @NASAGoddardPix #NASAsupermoon pic.twitter.com/vyxCMqz9GK

— Jocelyn Brame (@PVirgiliusMaro) November 14, 2016

Expectations vs Reality 🙄🙄#SuperFullMoon2016 #SuperFullMoon #supermoon2016 #ลอยกระทง pic.twitter.com/YbqfUVEvHA

— NooNgNing*🦋*|||💙 OhmFluke 5th Love💙🐣💙🐻💙 (@KhanitthaIt) November 14, 2016

This sums up me taking a picture of the #supermoon #supermoon2016 pic.twitter.com/2NDBMLa5Tk

— Andrew Gorton WTOC (@AndrewGortonWx) November 15, 2016

https://twitter.com/wtfhm_/status/798133631097024512
While others 'Trumped' reality



Some people got really creative...
https://twitter.com/docceren07/status/798283661204406272

Others opted for a more authentic experience...

Tonight's view of the #supermoon pic.twitter.com/ZbFffCQrKJ

— Luke Furnival (@LukeJFurnival) November 14, 2016

Is the #supermoon not turning out to be what you expected? Simply slap a tortilla wrap on your window for an authentic experience! pic.twitter.com/Djz7IZAUTh

— Liѕα (@LisaHignett) November 14, 2016

https://twitter.com/theplugformemes/status/798383634751197188

And for anyone who missed out on the spectacular display, there's always 2034!