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Pat Shingleton: "The Moon, The Blizzard and Times Square..." 3 months 3 hours 59 minutes ago Wednesday, December 30 2020 Dec 30, 2020 December 30, 2020 10:32 PM December 30, 2020 in Pat Shingleton Column By: Pat Shingleton: Share: This month's Full Moon reached capacity at 10:29 PM Tuesday evening. Native Americans referred to it as the Full Cold Moon. A full Moon, reflecting from a snow surface, increases “moonlight.” Years ago, Parade Magazine’s columnist, David Levy, filed an article, “Why We Have A Moon.” Levy took a “stab” at answering the question: How did the moon get her...

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December's Full Cold Moon Is Coming Next Week Keep your eyes on the skies for the last full moon of the year! Andrew CurtisGetty Images This year, the sky was full of myriad celestial shows—from rare "kissing planets" to meteor showers. The northern lights were even visible in areas across the northern United States earlier this month. As January approaches, there's one more astronomical sight you won't want to miss. The Full Cold Moon, which is the last full moon of the year, will light up the sky next week. The best part? It'll have a high trajectory across the sky, which means it will s...

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...