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A '''Full Moon''' is the phase of the Moon when it is fully illuminated as a circle. Full Moons occur approximately every 28 days. [[Lunar eclipse]]s may only occur during a Full Moon, while [[solar eclipse]]s may occur only during a new moon.
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Two full moons in a month - a fairly rare occurrence (every 32 months) - is called a "blue moon," leading to the phrase "once in a blue moon" to describe things that happen rarely.
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The phases of the moon are:
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*New Moon
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*Waxing Crescent (looks quarter full)
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*First Quarter (looks half full)
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*Waxing Gibbous (looks three quarter full)
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*Full
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*Waning Gibbous (looks three quarters full)
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*Third Quarter (looks half full)
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*Waning Crescent (looks quarter full)
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*New Moon(again)
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[[category:moon]]

Revision as of 19:15, May 23, 2015

A Full Moon is the phase of the Moon when it is fully illuminated as a circle. Full Moons occur approximately every 28 days. Lunar eclipses may only occur during a Full Moon, while solar eclipses may occur only during a new moon.

Two full moons in a month - a fairly rare occurrence (every 32 months) - is called a "blue moon," leading to the phrase "once in a blue moon" to describe things that happen rarely.

The phases of the moon are:

  • New Moon
  • Waxing Crescent (looks quarter full)
  • First Quarter (looks half full)
  • Waxing Gibbous (looks three quarter full)
  • Full
  • Waning Gibbous (looks three quarters full)
  • Third Quarter (looks half full)
  • Waning Crescent (looks quarter full)
  • New Moon(again)