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Full moons illuminate the sky every month, with the next one due just after the summer solstice - but why do they have different names?

Full moons illuminate the sky every month, with the next one due tonight - but why do they have different names?

How to see May's Super Flower Moon, and other full moon dates for 2021 Full moons illuminate the sky every month, but why do they have different names? When and how to spot every full moon this year Credit: Kirill Kudryavtsev/AFP The fifth full moon of the year, known as the Flower Moon, is just days away. With a semi-clear night expected in many places across the UK, now is the best time to dust off your binoculars and admire the moon in all its glory. As one of 12 full moons to admire every year, May's moon has long been associated with spring being well and truly underway. But when and ...

Ballydoyle trio among 12 bidding for Irish 2,000 Guineas glory Thu 20 May 2021 Aidan O’Brien throws three darts at the Tattersalls Irish 2,000 Guineas as he aims to take his record score to 12 in the colts Classic at the Curragh, live on Racing TV on Saturday. Battleground, Van Gogh and Wembley represent the Ballydoyle handler on Saturday – but all have to bounce back after being well-beaten in the Qipco 2000 Guineas at Newmarket behind Bolger also saddles Mac Swiney, winner of the Vertem Futurity at Doncaster but fifth on his seasonal debut at Leopardstown two weeks ago. Watch ...

Bolger retains faith in Poetic Flare ahead of Irish Guineas challenge Thu 20 May 2021 Jim Bolger admits “the wheels came off” Poetic Flare’s bid to win a second Classic in France last weekend, but expects a different display in the Tattersalls Irish 2,000 Guineas on Saturday. The Dawn Approach colt came out on top in a three-way photo in the Guineas at Newmarket at the beginning of May, but finished only sixth at ParisLongchamp when bidding for a double. “The wheels kind of came off the wagon a little bit there, but we’ve drawn a line through it and we’re moving ...