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Zany moon monikers: October’s ‘Blue Moon’ and other lunar terms explained

Submit on Wednesday, October 14th, 2020 23:23

October has already seen a Harvest Moon, now this week comes a “proxigean” new moon, and to finish out this month we’ll have a “Halloween Micro Blue Moon.” We’ll explain.

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