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The Strawberry Moon peaked on June 11, 2025, at 3:44 AM EDT, offering a stunning view across the globe.
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The name comes from early summer’s strawberry harvest—not the moon’s color. It may appear golden or reddish due to the atmosphere.
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Nope! It’s usually golden or pale orange. The reddish look is caused by low-horizon viewing and atmospheric particles.
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It coincided with a “lunar standstill”—a rare event where the moon reaches its most extreme position in the sky .
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Sky watchers shared incredible photos across Twitter and Instagram using #StrawberryMoon2025.
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Use a tripod, zoom lens, and shoot just as it rises. Avoid full darkness for a better-lit foreground!
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Mark your calendar: The next one appears June 29, 2026. Don’t miss another magical sky show!
The Strawberry Moon reminds us to slow down, enjoy the beauty of nature, and look up more often.