June's full Moon will look a little different thanks to a lunar phenomenon that occurs once every 18.6 years Comments News Bethan Finighan 09:47, 09 Jun 2025 The Strawberry Moon will be the lowest ...

But in 2025, the Strawberry Moon is extra special. “This year is even more extreme as we have reached a ‘lunar standstill’ where the tilt of the moon’s orbit, which processes over an 18.6-year cycle, ...

The Old Farmer’s Almanac attributes the term ‘strawberry moon’ to the Algonquin, Ojibwe, Dakota and Lakota peoples, among others, who used it to mark the ripening of strawberries.

The Strawberry Moon will rise just 10 days before summer solstice on June 21. According to NASA, Moons also always appear lower in the sky around the summer solstice.

June’s “Strawberry Moon” happens every year; Royal Museums Greenwich explains that it was named after Indigenous Americans’ strawberry-harvesting season. Hunter’s Moon (October) and Beaver Moon ...

The strawberry moon will reach 100 per cent fullness at 8.43am on June 11 but will be below the UK horizon at that time so we won't be able to see it at that crucial moment in its cycle.

The strawberry moon lit up the night sky this week, creating countless photo opportunities of the stunning night sky. The world witnessed the peak of June's rare full moon in the early morning ...

The strawberry moon is one of 12 full moons, with one occurring each month of the year. Each of the full moons has a different name, with one of the more famous moons in September, named ...

People across Wales marvelled at a phenomenon not seen so clearly for nearly 20 years on Wednesday evening. Cameras were turned to the skies as a full Strawberry Moon graced the UK.

The moon is named after the male deer's antler growth cycle. Until then, the Strawberry Moon provides an ideal opportunity to halt, look up, and reconnect with nature, even if only for a moment.