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Don't miss the Strawberry Moon. Here's when to catch it

Don't miss the Strawberry Moon. Here's when to catch it
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The June full moon, known as the Strawberry Moon, will peak on June 29, 2026. Despite its name, the moon will not appear red, and it will be the final micromoon of the year, appearing slightly smaller than usual due to its distance from Earth.

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