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BLUE MOON 2018 EXPLAINED

Blue Moon 2018 Explained

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Blue Moon 2018 Explained

The term Blue Moon has no relation at all to the color of the moon. The Blue Moon appears during rare occasions while the term was borrowed from a favorite expression “once in a blue moon”.

Within a year, a full moon appears every month for 12 months. The 13th moon is referred to as the blue moon.


The blue moon phenomena happens 7 times with a 19 year period.

Calendar


Two full moons in one month (the second of which is a "blue moon"):[17]

2009: December 2 and 31 (partial lunar eclipse visible in some parts of the world), only in time zones west of UTC+05.

2010: January 1 (partial lunar eclipse) and 30, only in time zones east of UTC+04:30.

2010: March 1 and 30, only in time zones east of UTC+07.

2012: August 2 and 31, only in time zones west of UTC+10.

2012: September 1 and 30, only in time zones east of UTC+10:30.

2015: July 2 and 31.

2018: January 2 and 31, only in time zones west of UTC+11.

2018: March 2 and 31, only in time zones west of UTC+12.

2020: October 1 and 31, only in time zones west of UTC+10.


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