Cold Moon 2023: When and where to see the last full of the year (Photo: Nasa)
As we are a few days away from saying goodbye to 2023 and welcoming 2024, the special celestial gift – Cold Moon—the longest and last full moon of the year will illuminate the sky on Christmas. Here is a quick guide on how and where the moon lovers can watch this celestial event.
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Christmas Cold Moon 2023: Date and Time
The Cold Moon or the Long Night Moon can be seen through the naked eye on December 25. But it is not a single-day event. Skygazers can observe this celestial event from the
night of Christmas to December 26 at 7:34 p.m. EST.
The Moon Before Yule will continue to be seen for a few evenings after its peak. "December’s full moon could appear wholly round to the naked eye as early as Sunday," according to Old Farmer’s Almanac.
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