Strawberry Flavored Moon! Rise Your Hand If You Love Strawberries!

Hello, Hello, Hi, Twiskiess! I'm back! Who loves strawberriessss? Today's topic might caught your attention because we're going to discuss about 'Strawberry Moon' phenomenon! About a month ago, strawberry moon appears in our night sky! to be clear it was at June 11th, did you watched it, Twiskies? Too bad for me, I missed it T^T. But no worries, I'm not sulking haha and I'll keep give you some information about it! Well, it might be a bit late, but I'll keep post it anyway haha

Strawberry Full Moon by: The Epoch Times
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Strawberry Moon is a nickname of the full moon in June, but it's not about the color, Twiskies! June's full moon is just has a bit warmer color than the usual full moon. Then why is it called 'Strawberry Moon' if the color of the moon is not even like a strawberry? Well that's the first thing I'll explain you.


Why is It Called Strawberry Moon?

Red Strawberries by: Pixabay
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The term of 'Strawberry moon' was first used by Native American Tribes, particularly the Algonquian people who used lunar cycles to track the seasons and agricultural activities. June's full moon coincided with the peak strawberry harvesting season, Twiskies! Soooo, it's not about the color, but it's about the  best time to harvest strawberries!

What caused The Moon has A Warmer Color.

Personal Document (My Friend's)

So, Twiskies, this happens because during summer in the Northern Hemisphere (upper half of earth), the sun reaches its highest point, which means the full moon - being opposite the sun - appears at its lowest point above the horizon. This low trajectory causes the moon to shine through more of Earth's atmosphere, which can give it a warmer, more golden or amber appearance rather than the bright white we typically see when the moon is higher up.

Strawberry Moon Alternative Names

Strawberry Moon
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Other cultures have different names for June's full moon that reflect their own seasonal markers: some European traditions call it the 'rose moon' or 'honey moon,' while other Native American tribes refer to it as the "green corn moon' or "birth moon.' How about in your cultures, Twiskies? What do you call June's full moon in your cultures?

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