Don't Miss The Super Blood Wolf Full Moon Coming This Month
by Jenna Phipps
Jan 14, 2019
On January 20 (or 21, depending on time zones), a super blood wolf moon will occur in the sky. This phenomenon happens very rarely; it is the combination of a blood moon (turned red because it's fully eclipsed), a super moon (a full moon at its closest possible position to Earth), and a wolf moon (the first full moon of each year), according to Woman's Day.
Specifically, the moon will appear in these three combined states at 11:41 PM Eastern Time on the 20th. According to National Geographic, Americans (US, Canada, Mexico, etc) will be able to see the moon, as well as viewers in Greenland, Iceland, and western parts of Europe and Africa. Unfortunately, it won't be visible from most of Asia (Woman's Day).
Click here to learn more about this rare moon.
Jenna Phipps
Jenna Phipps is a writer, editor, and dancer based in Nashville, Tennessee. She enjoys working with other people to improve their writing, taking long road trips, experimenting with choreography, and reading many novels.
