Gigantic Moon Seen Crossing The Sun in North Pole in Arctic Region Between Canada And Russia For 30 Seconds? The Viral Video is Fake

The world witnessed  a full moon and the biggest “supermoon” on May 26. A video of gigantic moon appearing for 30 seconds between Russia and Canada in North Pole's Arctic region is doing rounds on social media. In the video, it could be seen that after becoming very big, it suddenly disappeared after crossing the Sun. However, the video is a hoax. It is reportedly an animated video, which is a product of computer-generated imagery (CGI) work.

Here Are Fake Viral Videos: 

This is at Artic.. Between Russia n canada..

Moon appears this big and disappears in about 30 seconds..

What a sight.. pic.twitter.com/RtogMbd0mI

— Jagat Darak (@jagat_darak) May 26, 2021

Arctic area, gigantic moon only for 30 seconds. But covers the sun and disappear, you will remember The mahabharat Yuddh & Krishna pic.twitter.com/J5xXgaObYK

— Lodha sm (@LALSM) May 26, 2021

https://t.co/Wd5HrE2iCt

— Alok Kumar (@AlokKum67272748) May 27, 2021

Here is The Truth: 

Many questions about this obvious CG/VFX animation. My only problem is that I haven't found the artist yet. Does anyone know the source?

This clip reminds of this animation from 2013: https://t.co/OCbZaPcIVU https://t.co/XZu9Q1qG06

— HoaxEye (@hoaxeye) May 26, 2021

Artist found. Aleksey___nx on TikTok. They made one viral UFO animation recently so I decided to check their other videos. https://t.co/P5sYUMOkv2

— HoaxEye (@hoaxeye) May 26, 2021

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