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Rare super blue moon to light up Scotland's skies this week - how to see it

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A blue moon is not named after the colour and instead refers to the second full moon in one calendar month. Most months only have one full moon, so a second is quite a rare event, occurring approximately once every two or three years. Low cloud cover, favourable weather and no obstructions on the horizon were key to catching a glimpse of the rare sight.

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Stunning images show super blue moon light up Scotland's skies

STARGAZERS were treated to the sight of a rare super blue moon on Wednesday evening in a phenomenon that will only happen once this year.

2 years ago·Glasgow, United Kingdom

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The Herald Scotland

Rare super blue moon to light up Scotland's skies this week - how to see it

This rare celestial event is coming to Scotland, allowing those across the country to catch a glimpse of the super blue moon.

2 years ago·Scotland, United Kingdom

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Striking photos show super blue moon lighting up night skies across Kent

It was a truly rare and stunning spectacle

2 years ago·Kent, United Kingdom

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The Herald Scotland broke the news in Scotland, United Kingdom 2 years ago on Wednesday, August 30, 2023.

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