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The Cold Moon, also known as the Long Night Moon, will be visible to the naked eye on December 25, but it extends beyond a single day. Observers can witness this celestial event from Christmas night through December 26 until 7:34 p.m. EST.
As we are a few days away from saying goodbye to 2023 and welcoming 2024, the special celestial gift – Cold Moon—the longest and last full moon of the year will illuminate the sky on Christmas. Here is a quick guide on how and where the moon lovers can watch this celestial event.
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The last full moon of the year, called the Cold Moon, will peak on December 26, but will appear fully illuminated to our eyes during Christmas. Here's how to see it.
NASA’s Artemis programme, which aims to eventually return humans to the Moon, looks to have stalled somewhat.
While December is a month of extremes – it's both cold and dark, it’s also one of the best months of the year for amateur astronomers and stargazers. December 2023 is also a busy month in the night sky – there’s the standard (and impressive) assortment of meteor showers that delight.