The moon doesn't make its appearance above our neighbors' rooftop until about 35 minutes after moonrise.
Tonight's full moon fits the modern definition of a "blue moon." That means it's the second full moon within a month. An older way of defining a "blue moon" notes that it is the third full moon out of four in a season.
Is it possible to have only only two full moons within three months? Go to earthsky.org for questions and answers about blue moons and full moons.
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