Full moon in October: Wheat moon and a rare blue moon in Halloween

The first full moon of October is the harvest moon on October 1, and the second full moon will be on October 31. That’s right: the full moon on Halloween.

The full moon will rise at 5:05 pm ET on October 1. This name is given to the full moon which is close to the autumn ship. Although this full moon usually occurs in September, September 2 was too early to be known as the full moon crop. In 2019, S.C. The full moon of the harvest Happened on Friday, September 13th.

According to, the full moon of the harvest provides light to the farmers at night for harvesting their crops. Farmer’s almanac.

The moon will be visible for about three days NASA.

October will also end with the full moon On Halloween – very rare Halloween blue hunter’s moon.

Although the moon will not actually appear blue, the second full moon in a month usually turns into a blue moon. It happens every 2.5 to three years, or “once in the blue moon.”

Previously, a blue moon was known as the third or fourth full moon In the same season.

Generally, the next moon after the lunar month is known as the hunter’s moon – when hunters use the moonlight to hunt and prepare for winter.

While a blue moon seems rare, a full moon on a Halloween in the time zone is even rarer – an event that hasn’t happened since 1944.

However, every 19 years there is a full moon in some time zones, so you can expect a full Halloween moon again in 2039, 2058, 2077 and 2096.

The full Halloween moon falls on October 31 at 10:49 a.m. ET. Will climb – which explains why the moon will appear in all zones. This is also the last day of daylight saving time, so set your clock one hour earlier on November 1 at 2am.

Make way for Mars

On the evening of October 2, you can spy on a fiery red star on the upper left side of the harvest moon, or just above the moon, if you see it later at night. Arthaski.

The Perseverance Rover is heading to Mars. What's next?

It’s actually Tuesday, October 6 at 10:18 a.m. ET. Will reach its closest approach to Earth.

Mars will be 38,586,816 miles from Earth — Yes, it is close to Mars – And it won’t be that close again until 2035.

at present, NASA’s Commitment Rover Zipping on the way to land in space and on Mars in February 2021.

It launched on July 30, especially inside one time frame This will allow a faster journey between Earth and Mars when they are aligned on the same side of the Sun.