I saw the moon last night it was not pink
By snowy
@snowy22315 (198089)
United States
6 responses
@FourWalls (79771)
• United States
15 Apr
“Pink” moon is its name, like “blue moon.” All the full moons have names, believe it or not.
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@snowy22315 (198089)
• United States
15 Apr
Really? I would have not known that. Now the harvest moon is actually orange, I have heard tales of a blood red moon too.
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@snowy22315 (198089)
• United States
15 Apr
@FourWalls They don't even have Harvest moon in there, maybe back in the day the called it corn moon.
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@FourWalls (79771)
• United States
15 Apr
@snowy22315 — here’s a list of the names, from the Old Farmer’s Almanac.
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@kareng (79645)
• United States
15 Apr
It wasn't supposed to be pink, that's just what the Indians called it long ago, and the name stuck. This is per NASA: "April’s full moon is called the Pink Moon after the herb moss pink, one of the early flowers of spring – not because of the color of the moon."
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@kareng (79645)
• United States
15 Apr
@snowy22315 It is pretty interesting to see how they got the names for these moons!
@snowy22315 (198089)
• United States
15 Apr
Actually, the moon was very bright and seemed closer to me. I think the pink might have only been visible for a short period of time. What I read said 8:22.
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@Deepizzaguy (115589)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
14 Apr
I do not remember seeing the pink moon last night since the pink moon would be seen in Central America according to internet reports from that region.
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@snowy22315 (198089)
• United States
14 Apr
I thought it could be seen in multiple places.
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@Deepizzaguy (115589)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
15 Apr
@snowy22315 Maybe in some parts of the world as well as here in the US,
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