Buck Moon lights up Devon and Cornwall skies
Buck Moon lights up Devon and Cornwall skiesImage source, Phil OsiferImage caption, The moon was seen in a clear yellow light in Braunton, DevonPublished31 minutes agoThe July full Moon lit up the night skies across Devon and Cornwall on Tuesday night. Follow BBC Devon on X, external, Facebook, external and Instagram, external. Send your story ideas to [email protected], external.Related topicsDevonCornwallThe MoonPhotographyAstronomyMore on this storyHow to see July's full Buck Moon as it rises in the night skyPublished4 minutes ago
- ▪Buck Moon lights up Devon and Cornwall skiesImage source, Phil OsiferImage caption, The moon was seen in a clear yellow light in Braunton, DevonPublished31 minutes agoThe July full Moon lit up the night skies across Devon and Cornwall on Tu
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- ▪Send your story ideas to [email protected], external.Related topicsDevonCornwallThe MoonPhotographyAstronomyMore on this storyHow to see July's full Buck Moon as it rises in the night skyPublished4 minutes ago
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Buck Moon lights up Devon and Cornwall skiesImage source, Phil OsiferImage caption, The moon was seen in a clear yellow light in Braunton, DevonPublished31 minutes agoThe July full Moon lit up the night skies across Devon and Cornwall on Tuesday night. It is known as the Buck Moon, getting its name from the time of year when male deer, or bucks, rapidly grow a new set of antlers and is expected to peak at 15:36 BST on Wednesday.The Royal Observatory in Greenwich refers to this Moon as the Thunder Moon, due to the summer storms that often happen in this month, and it has also been named the Hay Moon after the July hay harvest, external.Forecasters said it was likely people hoping to catch a glimpse of the moon on Wednesday night will be able to see it because of the clear skies predicted…
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