Stargazers across the world captured the rare sight last night of the Full Strawberry Moon rising unusually low in the night sky, its lowest since 2006. Amy Leigh captured the rare celestial event in the Scottish skies of Pentland Hills,

The moon appeared orange last night due to its low position in the sky, causing light to pass through more of Earth's atmosphere, scattering blue wavelengths. This event was part of a rare 'major lunar standstill,

On May 29, a crescent moon will align with the bright stars, Castor and Pollux, to create a face with a smile in the western US sky. Skywatchers can observe this rare alignment around 45 minutes after sunset until it disappears around midnight.

Stargazers across the UK will see a rare sight on 11 June as the Full Strawberry Moon rises unusually low in the night sky, its lowest since 2006. Lulu Bella captured the June full Moon appearing red-tinted a few days earlier,

Get ready for a celestial treat! From June 10-12, the Strawberry Moon will be unusually low, the lowest full Moon since 2006, a phenomenon not seen ag

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Elsewhere, La Palma in the Canary Islands was named the top stargazing spot in Europe ahead of the Strawberry Moon. According to the experts, light pollution laws on the island ensure that environmental conditions allow for clear night skies—making it an ideal destination for stargazing.