Full Strawberry Moon lights up the sky this Monday (29)

The full moon that takes place this Monday (29) is also known as the Strawberry Moon.

The name originates from the culture of the original peoples of the United States.

The full moon can be observed anywhere in Brazil.

According to Inmet (National Institute of Meteorology), the full phase will occur at 8:58 pm.

The phenomenon that will appear in the sky was named Strawberry Moon, created by the indigenous people of the United States who were inspired by sweet fruits, such as strawberries, which ripen and reach their peak at this time of year in the country.

The people who call this month's full moon with this nomenclature are the Anishinaabe and the Sioux.

The Creeks know it as the Blackberry Moon, and the Shawnee tribe calls it the Raspberry Moon.

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See the next full moons of 2026:

- June 29: Strawberry Moon

- July 29: Deer Moon

- August 28: Sturgeon Moon

- September 26: Harvest Moon

- October 26: Hunter's Moon

- November 24th: Beaver Moon

- December 23: Cold Moon

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Source: CNN