Many rushed to beaches, rooftops, cultural open spaces or shops with a view to enjoy the night spectacle
Last night saw the peak of the ‘Deer Moon’ and July’s full moon lit up the night sky yesterday, creating magical images around the world.
This is the last “normal” full moon before the appearance of four consecutive “super-full moons”.
FULL MOON TIMELAPSE: The full Buck Moon rises above Whaleback Light and up into the clouds off the coast of Maine and New Hampshire.
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July 20, 2024
New Castle, NH#NHwx #StormHour #fullmoon #timelapse #buckmoon pic.twitter.com/BaOGvL4fKe— Rob Wright Images 🌻 (@RobWrightImages) July 21, 2024
July’s full moon is called the “Stag Moon” because according to tradition every year at this time, the antlers of the male deer are in a state of full growth.
The full Buck Moon rises besing the Statue of Liberty in New York City, Sunday evening #newyorkcity #nyc #newyork #buckmoon #fullmoon #statueofliberty @statueellisfdn #FullBuckMoon pic.twitter.com/ZADieqFSXD
— Gary Hershorn (@GaryHershorn) July 22, 2024
The moon was full and best seen from 8pm to 11pm. Many rushed to beaches, rooftops, cultural open spaces or shops with a view to enjoy the night spectacle.
Source: Skai
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