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Hunter’s Moon 2024: Know why is it called Hunter’s Moon, its significance and when to view | – Times of India

The October Full Moon, known as the Hunter’s Moon, will light up the night sky this week, reaching its peak illumination on Thursday, October 17th, at 7:26 a.m. EDT (4:56 p.m. IST). According to NASA, while the moon will be brightest at this time, its beauty can be appreciated from Tuesday evening through Friday morning. For those who enjoy observing celestial events, this moon promises to be a stunning sight.What is the Hunter’s Moon?The Hunter’s Moon is a supermoon that occurs after the Harvest Moon, which is the closest supermoon to the autumnal equinox.The term “Hunter’s Moon” has historical significance, with its earliest known usage recorded in the Oxford English Dictionary in 1710.Hunter’s Moon characteristicsBrightness: This full moon appears brighter and rises earlier than other f...
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Chandra Grahan Not Visible In India, Enjoy The September 18 Supermoon

September 18 Supermoon: There is a partial lunar eclipse Wednesday. The full Moon started entering the Earth's partial shadow at 6:11 am and finish exiting the 10:17 am, after completing the eclipse. NASA had said it would be best viewed from the night side of the world — North America, South America, Europe and Africa — weather permitting.  The eclipse was not visible in India. The full Moon tonight will be a Supermoon, also called the Corn Moon and the Harvest Moon, appearing full for three days from Tuesday through Thursday. The day marks the end of Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations and the beginning of Pitru Paksha, the 'fortnight of the ancestors'. What Is A Supermoon?  "Supermoon" was given this name by astrologer Richard Nolle in 1979. It occurs when the Moon is "within 90% of its clo...
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September’s full harvest moon: What to expect, viewing tips, and best places to watch – Times of India

September’s Full Harvest Moon promises to be a spectacular celestial event, combining the qualities of a supermoon with the effects of a partial lunar eclipse. The full moon, which will rise on the evening of September 17, is set to be a noteworthy sight for skywatchers, as per Space.com.A Supermoon and a Partial EclipseThis month's Full Harvest Moon will not only just appear slightly larger than usual due to its status as a "supermoon," but it will also be accompanied by a partial lunar eclipse.A supermoon occurs when the moon is at or near perigee, its closest approach to Earth in its slightly elliptical orbit. While the difference in size can be subtle, it can enhance the moon's visual impact.The partial lunar eclipse will be visible from most of North America, South America, Europe, we...
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