🌕 A Stupendous Spectacle Awaits: The Lowest Full Moon in 18 Years!
Rare 'Strawberry Moon' Illuminates Munich Skies
Get ready for a celestial wonder! On Wednesday, June 11, the full moon will grace the horizon as low as it's been since 2007. Dubbed the Strawberry Moon, this celestial event will shower Munich in a magical glow, leaving both amateur astronomers and casual skywatchers in awe.
🍓 Why the Strawberry Moon 2025 Is an Unparalleled Affair
This moon doesn't just appear late and low, but it also appears larger than normal. The 2025 Strawberry Moon is a remarkable lunar spectacle that happens once every 18 years – the next occurrence will be in 2043!
Reason: The moon is following a direct path opposite the sun. At the summer solstice, the sun is at its highest point, causing the nocturnal moon to be correspondingly lower [1].
🌛 How to Witness the Strawberry Moon at its Finest
- Timing: Wednesday, June 11 – just after 10:00 PM
- Location: Toward the horizon, with a clear view to the southeast.
- Equipment: A camera, a comfortable spot, and a bit of patience will surely help [6].
Prepare for an exceptional experience of outdoor-living as you witness the Strawberry Moon, a celestial event that combines home-and-garden harmony with the grandeur of a low-lying moon, on June 11 at around 10:00 PM. This unique instance of lifestyle under the stars offers a rare glimpse of nature's splendor, making it a must-see spectacle for all who appreciate the beauty of our world.
