In September 2017, during the IAU Symposium 336 "Astrophysical masers: Unlocking the mysteries of the Universe", reports surfaced of two water maser sources going "superburst". Maser Monitoring Organisation (M2O), a team of astronomers led by Ross Burns (a JIVE support scientist at the time), conducted a rapid follow up study to image the superburst in detail. Their findings clarify that the observed superburst was the result of a rare spatial alignment of two maser cloudlets.