The full moon of June, also known as “Full Moon Strawberry”, will reach its climax on Wednesday, June 11, but the best time to see it will be at dusk on Tuesday, June 10th. In addition to being the last full moon of spring in the northern hemisphere, this year’s “Strawberry Full Moon” will be the lowest full moon of the year for those north of the Ecuador, but also one of the most remote from the sun. The Moon will reach its full phase at 10:45 am Greek time (3:45 am EDT) on Wednesday (June 11), but because this happens early in the morning, the best time will be on Tuesday night when it rises at dusk. As you watch her appearance, look at the top right to locate Antaris, a brilliant star in Scorpio’s constellation, 550 light years away. June’s full moon is always one of the lowest in heaven, as shown by the north […]
Source: News Beast
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