When you look at the sky this week, you will see a spectacular pink moon. Of course, the first full moon of the Spring Season is known as the “Pink Moon”.
Spectacular Pink Moon
So, when you look up at the sky this week, the moon will be bright. But, it won’t actually be pink. Although the moon won’t be pink, it will be radiant.
How Did it Get the Name
Since you may be wondering where did the name come from, it actually comes from the Native American trend of giving full moons a name. Because tonight is a full moon, it received the name known as Pink Moon.
In the first place, the name sees fitting. Due to flowers blooming, Easter and greenery, the name signifies the beginning of the Spring season. In addition, the moon is also known as:
- Egg Moon
- Easter Moon
- Full Fish Moon
- Growing Moon
- Planter’s Moon
- Sprouting Grass Moon
Furthermore, the moon will reach the full peak at 2:08 a.m. and appeal to Star Gazers everywhere. Also, the pink reference comes from a pink wild flower called wild ground phlox.
Spring Has Arrived
With the arrival of the full moon, the Spring season has officially arrived. If you’re into planting, now is the time to plant seeds. Also, it is a good time for growth and fertility.
Many Astrology lovers consider this a month to move your plans into action. Furthermore, it is a time to encourage growth. If you were making plans this Winter, now is the time to deal with any projects that were on hold.
April Fun Full Moon Facts
Some fun full moon facts in April are:
- In the light of a full moon, it is known to bring frost.
- If the full moon is pale, we can expect rain. Moreover, the month of April tends to bring a lot of rain.
- In addition, back in 1972 the lunar module of Apollo XVI landed on the moon with Astronauts, Charles Duke and John Young.
- It is known one day later, the Astronauts drove an electric car around the surface of the moon.
Conclusion
Indeed, the next few nights will be an inspiration for anyone interested in the beautiful sky. Of course, the full moon enchants us. In conclusion, all over the world, individuals will be watching the moon.
As always, I welcome your comments on the spectacular pink moon. Will you be star-gazing tonight?
