Full moon rising TOMORROW: here's more about it

Full moon rising TOMORROW: here's more about itLunar event fans can look forward to seeing full moon rising tomorrow, 25 January, 2024. Here's more about it.

by Francois Jansen

24-01-2024 12:25

in Culture

The moon sets over the Dorchester neighborhood of Boston on the early morning of 21 March 2019. Photo: Getty Images/Craig F. Walker

Lunar event fans can look forward to seeing full moon rising tomorrow, 25 January, 2024.

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January's full moon is one of the most searched topics for the month. Everyone loves to see the year begin on a good note - and lighting up the sky is always something to look forward to.

Even though many ancient beliefs about the moon have faded, it's still beautiful to look up and see a full lunar event.

Here's more about tomorrow's rising moon, and the next predicted moon dates.

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Full moon rising TOMORROW: here's more about it Full moon rising is tomorrow: 25 January, 2024.

Even though you might be able to see the moon, it's still a fraction away from being full. Tomorrow's lunar event completes the picture, says Moon Giant.

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January's lunar event is called the Wolf Moon. It's associated with heightened wolf activity, usually in the Northern Hemisphere - although the name has stuck, and that's what we call it.

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Make sure that you remember to look up!

Full moon for February, 2024 The next lunar event for February is happening on February 24, 2024.

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During the month of love, this also gives us what's called a leap year. February gets an extra day during this month - and it only takes place once every four years.

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February's lunar event is extra special!

March's moon date The next moon after this will be happening on 25 March, 2024.

It's called the Worm Moon, which some people believe is linked to the seasonal changes. Birds are usually feasting on many things during March - and for some reason, the March lunar event ended up with this name above all other choices.

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