The Blue Moon in 2023 :The Science Behind It

Calling all stargazers! The August Blue Moon is coming up on August 30th, and it's going to be a sight to behold.

A blue moon is a full moon that appears twice in a calendar month. This happens about every 2.5 years, because the lunar cycle is about 29.5 days long, while most months are 30 or 31 days long.

The August Blue Moon is also a ✨ Supermoon, which means that the moon will be closer to Earth than usual. This will make the moon appear ✨ slightly larger and brighter in the sky.**

In this video, we will explore the science behind the August Blue Moon. We will discuss:

The different definitions of a blue moon
The science behind supermoons
How to see the August Blue Moon
Some of the folklore and myths surrounding blue moons
We will also take a look at the ✨ natural beauty of the August Blue Moon, and how it can be a time for reflection and renewal.**

So tune in on August 30th to learn more about this amazing celestial event!

I hope you'll join me for this fascinating journey into the world of astronomy. It's going to be a ✨ blue moon!