Does a full moon occur once a month? Indeed. Do I still look up at the
stars every night in admiration? Of course.
And tonight's guest is undoubtedly going to be no different. The full
Beaver Moon is one of the many names for November's full moon.
The Farmer's Almanac claims that the reason for the moniker is that this
specific full moon falls at the period when beavers are almost finished
preparing for the winter. They are now heading inside their shelters,
prepared for the upcoming long winter, having collected adequate food.
Would you want to see this cosmic spectacle with me? The stunning Beaver
Moon will appear in the sky around 3:48 p.m. EST tonight and should be
visible until 8:28 a.m. EST tomorrow morning.
They will temporarily be seen at the same time since the sun will be
setting a little early than two hours sooner. I'm not sure about you, but I
adore it when it occurs!
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