Rare Full Wolf Moon Eclipse Occurs January 10

A rare Full Wolf Moon Eclipse is on the horizon for Friday, Jan. 10, 2020. Astrologists believe this might explain why some have been feeling nervous, tired, or even wired. Many people feel the energetic buzz of the full moon. The effects can start as early as 10 days prior and linger for 10 days after.

According to the “Farmer’s Almanac,” the names of full moons date back to Native Americans. The tribes would keep track of the seasons by giving each recurrence a distinctive name; the names would apply to the entire month. However, the lunar month is only 29 days long on the average causing the dates to shift from year to year.

In North America, the name Wolf Moon is often used for the January full moon. Other full moon names for January include the Old Moon or the Moon After Yule. While the almanac states that Wolf Moon is a Native American name, other sources claim that it has Anglo-Saxon origins.

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