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WEST STOCKBRIDGE — If your children are looking for a new adventure, author Carolinda Goodman suggests looking to the night sky, where once a month a full moon "gleams in the sky." In her first children's book, "Once in a Full Moon," Goodman explains the lunar calendar, and the names of its full moons, in short, easily digestible verses.  "Who's that howling in the night? Each January it's quite a fright. Some packs of wolves, they bay in tune. To honor what we call Wolf Moon," she writes. Each page is dedicated to a month's full moon and its names from January to December with colorful...

Supermoon 2021 dates – when and how to spot all FOUR this year Charlotte Edwards, Digital Technology an Science Reporter 5 Jan 2021, 11:44 FOUR Supermoons will be gracing the night sky in 2021. There's plenty of time to note the dates down in your diary so you don't miss out on the bright displays. 3 Supermoons occur when a full Moon is at its closest point to Earth. This means they look very big and bright in the sky and it can be a great time for photographers to capture amazing lunar images. The first Supermoon of 2021 is set to happen on March 28. It will called a Super Worm Moon becaus...

Supermoons, super lunar eclipse, solar eclipse and more reasons to look at the sky in 2021 Updated Jan 01, 2021; Facebook Share January 1-5: Quandrantid meteor shower, thought to be produced by dust left behind by Comet 2003 EH1, an extinct comet discovered in 2003. January 2-3: Peak of Quandrantid meteor shower, which could produce as many as 40 meteors per hour. The waning gibbous moon likely will block our view of most of the faintest meteors. January 13: New moon. January 24: Mercury is at its greatest eastern elongation from the Sun. The planet will be at its highest point above the wes...

The ‘Full Cold Moon’ Is the Final Full Moon of 2020 — Here's How to See It Elizabeth Rhodes Bright comets, sparkling shooting stars, a rare Halloween blue moon, and breathtaking eclipses have made 2020 an exciting year for stargazers, but it’s not over yet. Rounding out the year is a final full moon — called the Full Cold Moon — which will rise on the evening of Dec. 29, 2020, reaching peak illumination at 10:30 p.m. EST, according to The Old Farmer’s Almanac.   You don’t need any special equipment to spot the moon, but if you want to take your backyard s...