Early risers, keep an eye out for the latest lunar event, the December Cold Moon, on 8 December.
of 2022 will soon be upon us. In fact, the so-called Cold Moon will rise at approximately 3pm today , reaching peak illumination in the UK at 4am GMT on 8 December.
And if you’ve noticed the moon shining brighter in the sky as of late, there is good reason. In the build-up to the Cold Moon, the moon rises an hour earlier each day. Leading up to the new moon and the next lunar cycle, the moon will rise an hour later each day and will be visible for less and less of the night.
However, it’s worth bearing in mind that due to recent weather, the visibility may be a bit mixed depending on where you are in the UK. But the good news is sites like Space.com will be streaming the event live, so you’re guaranteed to get a good view either way.Astrology followers will know that you don’t have to be a werewolf to feel restless when the full moon rises: multiple studies have concluded on nights when the moon is full, we lose around 20 minutes of sleep.
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