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(#1) Blood Moon
Full moon during a total lunar eclipse, which appears red. -
(#2) Super Moon
Full moon which occurs as the lunar disk makes its closest approach to Earth. -
(#3) Harvest Moon
Full moon nearest the autumnal equinox. -
(#4) Blue Moon
Second full moon in one calendar month. -
(#5) Pink Moon
First full moon in April. -
(#6) Cold Moon
First full moon in December. -
(#7) Strawberry Moon
First full moon in June. -
(#8) Worm Moon
First full moon in March. -
(#9) Snow Moon
First full moon in February. -
(#10) Wolf Moon
First full moon in January. -
(#11) Black Moon
Second new moon in one calendar month. -
(#12) Wet Moon
Horns of a crescent moon point upwards from the horizon. -
(#13) Buck Moon
First full moon in July. -
(#14) Beaver Moon
First full moon in November. -
(#15) Flower Moon
First full moon in May. -
(#16) Sturgeon Moon
First full moon in August. -
(#17) Christmas Moon
A full moon that happens on December 25.
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The Moon, known to the naked eye as the moon, is the earth’s satellite and the fifth largest in the solar system. The moon is about a quarter of the diameter and eighty-one times the mass of the Earth. The surface is covered with impact craters from small bodies. The average distance between the moon and the earth is about 384,400 kilometers, about 30 times the diameter of the earth.
The randomizer collates 17 entries to record how the Moon changes at different times and names it as it changes, including Blood Moon, Super Moon, Blue Moon, Strawberry Moon and so on. Many of them are special cases you’ve never even heard of.
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