When and where to see the Stag Moon

• You have to be very alert if you want to witness this phenomenon.
• Each of these moons is one of a kind and it can take a long time for them to happen again.
• When and where can the Stag Moon be seen?

It’s quite a show. It’s even called a celestial spectacle. The Stag Moon bears this name because during this season male deer grow new antlers or horns. What are some other names for the Stag Moon?

According to El universal, NASA states that some communities in US also call this phenomenon the Thunder Moon, because it’s also thunderstorm season. Or Salmon Moon, because salmon shoals swim faster and deeper during a full moon, as it lights their way.

The Stag Moon is also known as the Hay Moon

According to NASA, farmers refer to it as the Hay Moon. That is because hay is harvested and collected during summer and stored for the winter months. You might be interested to know that the Stag Moon is also considered a supermoon. Are you wondering what that is?

A supermoon is a full moon that coincides with the time when the moon is closest to the Earth. And, while this event is taking place, other phenomena also occur at the same time. Such is the case of the Stag Moon, when it will look 14% larger and 30% brighter.

When can the Stag Moon be seen?

It can be seen at its closest point to Earth on Wednesday, July 13 at 4:06 am Mexico City time. And, according to NASA, this event will last until July 15. It can be observed without any type of special device, but you must take into account the weather conditions.

According to El Universal, the less cloudy and polluted the sky is, the better the view will be. This will be the largest full moon of the year, so you can’t miss this phenomenon. Filed as: When and where to see the Stag Moon

When will the next supermoons take place this year?

Sturgeon Moon: It bears this name because in ancient times people believed that it was the moment in which sturgeons laid their eggs. This can be seen on August 12. Harvest Moon: This Moon appears near the autumnal equinox. It gets this name due to it being the time of harvest of the most traditional crops. This can be seen on September 10.

Hunter’s Moon: It is named this because it occurs at the ideal time to hunt. This year it will be seen on October 9. Blood Beaver Moon: It is when the beavers prepare to survive the winter. In addition, these animals were previously hunted for their skins which helped protect from the cold. This year it can be witnessed on November 8. Cold Moon: As its name indicates, it is the closest to the winter solstice. It will make a presence on December 8. Filed as: When and where to see the Stag Moon

Spiritual meaning of the Stag Moon

The Stag Moon can be seen symbolically as a moment of the year in which our strength can be reborn. Just as the stag’s antlers do, our inner strength can grow from within, according to Bioguia.com.

Is there anything special about looking at it? In the sky, we will not see anything that’s too different from what we’re used to seeing each month. However, in those countries where it is now the hottest month of summer, it is an excellent opportunity to stay outdoors, bathed in moonlight and letting its energy fill us.