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What (the heck) is a Super Worm Equinox Moon?
Why is only one side of the Moon visible from Earth?What were the challenges for the ancients to observe the orbit of the Moon (instead of Mars)?Super moon or Super lag?Is this a real picture of the moon?What made the recent supermoon so super?Any live moon stream?What are the “lines” in a constellation or asterism called?Why does the half moon appear to have a “nose”?Is the moon inside earth’s atmosphere? If so, what are the consequences?What is the highest angle the moon ever makes above the horizon at the North Pole?
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What does the term "Super Worm Equinox Moon" mean and has it ever been used before this 2019 clickbait instance?
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What does the term "Super Worm Equinox Moon" mean and has it ever been used before this 2019 clickbait instance?
the-moon terminology
asked 2 hours ago
uhohuhoh
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Not to be confused with Moon Worm.
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Google News feed shows me the following.
What does the term "Super Worm Equinox Moon" mean and has it ever been used before this 2019 clickbait instance?
the-moon terminology
asked 2 hours ago
uhohuhoh
6,44221768
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Google News feed shows me the following.
What does the term "Super Worm Equinox Moon" mean and has it ever been used before this 2019 clickbait instance?
the-moon terminology
the-moon terminology
asked 2 hours ago
uhohuhoh
6,44221768
asked 2 hours ago
uhohuhoh
6,44221768
asked 2 hours ago
uhohuhoh
6,44221768
asked 2 hours ago
uhohuhoh
6,44221768
asked 2 hours ago
uhohuhoh
6,44221768
6,44221768
1
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Not to be confused with Moon Worm.
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– Mike G
1 hour ago
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Not to be confused with Moon Worm.
$endgroup$
– Mike G
1 hour ago
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1
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Not to be confused with Moon Worm.
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– Mike G
1 hour ago
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Not to be confused with Moon Worm.
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All the monthly Full Moons are named e.g. list at timeanddate.com, of which "Harvest Moon" is the one people are probably most familiar with. So the March Full Moon is indeed the "Worm Moon" although rarely referred to as such. The extra hyperbole ("Super", "Blood" etc) seems to be a recent (within the last few years) media phenomenon for unknown reasons...
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All the monthly Full Moons are named e.g. list at timeanddate.com, of which "Harvest Moon" is the one people are probably most familiar with. So the March Full Moon is indeed the "Worm Moon" although rarely referred to as such. The extra hyperbole ("Super", "Blood" etc) seems to be a recent (within the last few years) media phenomenon for unknown reasons...
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All the monthly Full Moons are named e.g. list at timeanddate.com, of which "Harvest Moon" is the one people are probably most familiar with. So the March Full Moon is indeed the "Worm Moon" although rarely referred to as such. The extra hyperbole ("Super", "Blood" etc) seems to be a recent (within the last few years) media phenomenon for unknown reasons...
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astrosnapperastrosnapper
3,012524
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All the monthly Full Moons are named e.g. list at timeanddate.com, of which "Harvest Moon" is the one people are probably most familiar with. So the March Full Moon is indeed the "Worm Moon" although rarely referred to as such. The extra hyperbole ("Super", "Blood" etc) seems to be a recent (within the last few years) media phenomenon for unknown reasons...
answered 2 hours ago
astrosnapperastrosnapper
3,012524
$endgroup$
All the monthly Full Moons are named e.g. list at timeanddate.com, of which "Harvest Moon" is the one people are probably most familiar with. So the March Full Moon is indeed the "Worm Moon" although rarely referred to as such. The extra hyperbole ("Super", "Blood" etc) seems to be a recent (within the last few years) media phenomenon for unknown reasons...
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3,012524
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