September could be known as the Corn moon if, due to the timing of the lunar cycle and the Gregorian calendar, October’s full moon was closer to the start of fall. Then, October’s full moon ...

Note: Moon phases in the calendar vary in size due to the distance ... (August): Named after the abundant sturgeon fish. Corn Moon (September): Signifying the corn harvesting period.

Moon watchers will get a special treat this week: September's full "harvest" moon is also a supermoon, meaning it's slightly bigger and brighter than an average moon. As if that wasn't exciting ...

Here's a look at what's happening in this month's lunar cycle. September's full moon is the second supermoon in a row, according to NASA. Supermoons happen three to four times a year. About 25% of ...

The second full Moon in a calendar month. No such event in 2025. ・Harvest Moon: The full Moon nearest the autumnal equinox, typically in September. It rises near sunset and provides extended ...

This year it will be on Sept. 22. Here are some quick facts about what makes this September full moon so special and when to watch. The harvest moon was first visible Monday night, but peak ...

September's upcoming full moon has a lot going for it; it's the Harvest Moon, a "supermoon" and there will even be a partial eclipse as well. The full moon appears on Sept. 17 and is known as the ...

For a more striking lunar sight, skywatchers can set their calendars for March 13. The moon will be totally eclipsed by the Earth’s shadow and will be painted red by stray bits of sunlight filte ...

The next full moon will again be a supermoon that will shine for three full days — and a partial lunar eclipse. Septermber’s harvest moon is Sept. 18. The partial lunar eclipse will be visible ...

This September's full moon, won't just be a supermoon, it will also be a partial lunar eclipse. The partial lunar eclipse will be widely visible, so as long as you know what time to look up ...