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As 2024 concludes, the night sky presents a remarkable celestial event: the black moon. This phenomenon, defined as the second new moon in a single calendar month, occurs infrequently and offers a unique opportunity for skywatchers to witness the heavens under ideal stargazing conditions.

Is the black moon really black? Everything to know about the rare black moon and when to watch the rare celestial event.

In December 2024, a rare celestial event known as the Black Moon will occur, marking the second new moon in a single month. This phenomenon, happening

As the next full moon nears, a more rare new moon will grace the New Year's Eve sky, marking the end of 2024 — the black moon. Tuesday's black moon is a rare celestial phenomena that happens roughly every 29 months or longer. The last one occurred in August of 2022 and the next won't come again until May of 2026.

A rare astronomical event known as 'Black Moon’ takes place in December 2024. This phenomenon occurs when there are two new moons within a single calendar month. While not officially recognised as a formal astronomical event, Black Moon has gained significant popularity among amateur astronomers and stargazers.

Prepare to howl with delight at the first full moon of January 2025, the wolf moon, one of several wonders in the night sky this month.

The first full moon of 2025 is called the Wolf Moon because at this time of year, packs of wolves are often heard howling on frigid, winter nights. But a rare lunar dance with Mars made this full moon extra special – watch the video to see it for yourself.

Here are all the full moons you can expect to see in 2025 after the stunning Wolf Moon was spotted over the US last night.

London, England, UK Video Recording Date/Time: January 14, 2025 at 03:30h The first full moon of the year, also called the Wolf Moon reached its peak on Monday night, January 13. RESTRICTIONS AND USAGE TERMS: Please credit “@PeterLewis55 via Spectee”.