This month's full moon will also feature a lunar rarity: According to TimeandDate.com, the full moon on Dec. 15, 2024, will rise and set at its most extreme northerly points on the horizon — the result of a once-every-18.6 year cycle.

December’s rare cold moon, which only occurs once every nineteen years, will be visible to sky gazers tonight. The final full moon of the year will move across the skies tonight, but with a very infrequent twist.

Everything you need to know about the full “Cold Moon” including exactly when, where and how to see it at its best from where you are.

This year's cold moon will fall on December 15 and rise as far to the north as it ever does. Here is how to get the best views.

December's Cold Moon—the last full moon of the year—will appear in the sky overnight and coincide with a rare lunar event in which observers can see it rise and set at its most extreme points on the horizon.

Skywatchers looking for the last full moon of 2024 can look to the sky this weekend for a glimpse of the "cold moon."

This is your last chance to catch a full moon this year. It’s also a rare opportunity for research scientists who study prehistoric monuments like Stonehenge. Life is full of beginnings and endings.