NPR writes about the Strawberry Supermoon this Thursday. It is neither red or pink
Look to the eastern skies for a sweet sight on Thursday evening: a strawberry moon is set to rise just as the sun dips below the horizon.
June’s full moon is best known as the strawberry moon, and it’s the first full moon after the summer solstice. It’s also a marginal supermoon, according to NASA, as definitions of a supermoon are widely varied among publications.
Read more at The Strawberry Supermoon — Rising Thursday Won’t Be Red Or Pink : NPR
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