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The first full moon of August is called the Sturgeon Moon. The moon's name has great significance during this month as the primitive sturgeon fish is most bountiful in North America. So let's take a closer look at what the Sturgeon Moon is together.

The buck moon is the first full moon that graces our skies in the summer month of July. Not to be confused with the American dollar, the buck moon gets its name from bucks horns being fully grown during this month. Let's take a closer look at what the buck moon is.

The strawberry moon graces our night skies during the month of June. This moon is the first full moon of June and represents the start of the summer months in the northern hemisphere. Find out more about the strawberry moon with these quick facts.

The Flower Moon is the full moon that graces our skies during the month of May. Its name comes from all the flowers in bloom during this springtime month in the northern hemisphere. Let's take a closer look at the wonder of the Flower Moon together.

Every year there are 12 or 13 full moons, and the Pink Moon is just one of them. The Pink Moon lights up our skies annually during the month of April. But what is a Pink Moon, and where does it get its name from? Let's take a closer look together.

What is a worm moon? It might sound like an odd name for a moon, but there's a reason behind it. This special moon graces our skies once a year in the month of March. Let's dig deeper into what the worm moon is and where the term came from.

A snow moon is a name given to the second full moon of the year that falls in the month of February. The name comes from the Northern Hemisphere receiving most of its snow this month. Let's take a closer look at the facts about the snow moon.

A Wolf Moon occurs once a year during the month of January. Have you ever wondered what a Wolf Moon is or where the name comes from? If this is the first time you've heard of a Wolf Moon, then keep reading as we take a closer look what this actually is.

Ah gravity, the thing that keeps the world together, literally. But what would happen if there was no gravity? What would happen to us? Is there gravity on other planets and underwater too? Let's delve deeper into this fascinating topic all about the weird world of gravity.

Many of us wonder what would happen if someone was to go into a black hole. The answer to this question is far more fascinating than you could imagine. Hold on tight as we take an in-depth look at what would happen if you found yourself stepping inside one!

In the world of Hollywood, it’s fair to say we see a lot of films about space that aren’t that realistic. However, there are quite a few films out there that strive for scientific accuracy. Here we have the top 5 realistic movies about space!

At the far reaches of our solar system lies the ice giant Neptune. Neptune has 13 known moons, the largest of which is Triton. Not only is Triton Neptune’s largest moon, it’s the 7th largest moon and the 16th largest known object within our solar system!