On Christmas A ‘Cold Moon’ Will Be Seen For First Time In Decades

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December 13, 2015 Sean Adl-Tabatabai News, World 0
A rare full moon dubbed the 'cold moon' will be seen for the first time in decades this Christmas 2015
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For the first time this century a rare full moon nicknamed the “cold moon” will reach its peak size on Christmas day. 

There hasn’t been a full moon on Christmas since 1977, and the next one after this will be in 2034.

Huffingtonpost.com reports:

It looks like Santa might not have to rely on Rudolph’s red nose to guide his sleigh this year.

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December’s moon, nicknamed the “cold moon” will reach its peak size on Dec. 25 at around 6:11 a.m.

For those in the U.S., it will be best viewed on Christmas Eve while those in Europe may get a better glimpse on Christmas day itself.

Find out when the Christmas moon will be fullest in your location at Timeanddate.com.

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