Full Strawberry Moon will be lowest in UK skies since 2006

Tonight, the UK will witness a rare celestial event as the full Strawberry Moon graces the skies, alongside a phenomenon not seen in nearly two decades. Stargazers in the northern hemisphere were treated to a remarkable sight of a nearly full Moon appearing larger than usual in the southern sky on Tuesday night. This event, known as a 'major lunar standstill,' will reach its peak on Wednesday night. Don't miss this unique opportunity, as the Moon won't be visible at such a low position in the sky until 2043.