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Wednesday, 23 December 2015

Christmas Day Full Moon! | #SciSparksAdvent


December's full moon is called the Full Cold Moon because it occurs at the start of winter and it will peak at 06.11 EST (23.11GMT Christmas Eve). Nasa released this image of how the moon will appear on Christmas Day. The last time a full moon dawned on Christmas was in 1977, and it won't happen again until 2034

There's going to be a full moon on Christmas day - one of the brightest full moons. The last time this happened on Christmas day was 1977. 

Stargazers will be given a rare treat this Christmas day as the final full moon of the year peaks on 25 December.
The last time a full moon dawned in the skies on Christmas was in 1977, and the event won't happen again until 2034. 
December's full moon is called the Full Cold Moon because it occurs during the beginning of winter and it will peak at 06.11 EST (23.11 GMT Christmas Eve). 




See more 
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3371709/Rare-Cold-Moon-brighten-sky-Christmas-day-Lunar-event-38-years-won-t-happen-2034.html

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