Full moon

Everything you need to know about the celestial event.

Scientists believe the dynamo ceased after the core fully crystallized.

The full moon in December has traditionally been referred to as the "Full Cold Moon" or the "Long Nights Moon."

Full moon's may appear larger and more orange near the horizon due to the so-called "moon illusion."

September's full moon in the northern hemisphere is known as the "Harvest Moon"—a name that may have originated from ancient Native American traditions.

Full moons are an astronomical phenomenon that occur roughly once a month when the Earth is positioned between the sun and the moon.

Full moons are an astronomical phenomenon which occur around once a month, when the Earth is positioned between the sun and the moon.

The full moon on Sunday will also coincide with Jupiter appearing particularly bright and large in the night sky.

A rare seasonal "blue moon" will take place on May 18. The next one won't be until August 2021.

The full moon came within 221,681 miles of Earth.

It's sometimes also called the full hunger moon.

Total lunar eclipse will take place on January 21 and there won't be another until 2021.

The full "Hunter's Moon" is in the sky tonight. Here's the meaning behind the name and when you can catch a glimpse.

Beliefs in the Moon's behavioral effects date back to ancient times. But what evidence is there that the Moon has an impact on crime?

Full moons are named after everything from worms to wolves.

It will be the last moon before the fall equinox.

The flower moon was given its name for the first month of spring when flowers bloom.

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This moon is the second full moon of March.

Don't forget to take a break from the festivities to catch a glimpse of the year's first full moon.

This moon has piled up a stunning array of adjectives—here's what they all mean.

A few simple tricks can help get that mesmerizing snapshot.

A supermoon occurs when a full moon coincides with the perigee of the moon's orbital cycle.

This Sunday's Full Cold Moon marks the only visible supermoon of 2017.

Aldebaran, the eye of the constellation Taurus, is one of the brightest stars in our skies.

The full moon misses out on being a supermoon by just one day.

The autumn equinox threw off the usual calendar.

The discovery raises questions about the moon's origins and potentially bolsters future attempts to explore it.

The next supermoon will take place in 2034.