The last full moon known as the ‘Sturgeon Moon’ (no, it’s not a reference to the former first minister) peaked on August 1 but there are many more to come as 2023 is another epic year for all space enthusiasts or in this case ‘moongazers’ / ‘luna-tics’.
Royal Museums Greenwich reports that 2023 will see two lunar eclipses and four “supermoons” in total. The next full moon will fall on Thursday, August 31 i.e., the ‘Blue Moon’.
Here’s the full list of all upcoming full moons in 2023, when you can see them, and the meaning behind their curious names.
Here’s the full list of all upcoming full moons in 2023, when you can see them, and the meaning behind their curious names.