Rare wolf moon to light up Canadian skies tomorrow
NASA says looking at tomorrow’s moon poses no danger to your sight and says that binoculars or telescopes are not necessary. Astronomers recommend turning your flash off to take a good picture of the Wolf Moon and set your phone camera’s ISO sensitivity to as low as it can go. The federal space agency says the Wolf Moon goes by many names, including the Candles Moon, Shakambhari Purnima, Paush Purnima, the Thaipusam festival Moon, the Ananda Pagoda Festival Moon, Duruthu Poya, and the Full ...
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