April's 'Pink Moon' Set to Illuminate Skies Alongside Lyrid Meteor Shower
The Pink Moon, also known as April's full moon, will reach its peak brightness on April 23, coinciding with the Lyrid meteor shower's peak, offering a celestial double feature.
- The Pink Moon, visible from April 22 to 24, will be at its brightest on April 23, coinciding with the peak of the Lyrid meteor shower.
- From North America, the best viewing time for the full moon is on April 23, just after sunset.
- The moon is named after the pink flowers that bloom in spring, and is also known by several other names across different cultures.
- The full moon phase will slightly outshine the Lyrid meteor shower, making the best time to view the meteors on April 22, just before dawn.
- In addition to its beauty, the Pink Moon marks significant cultural events, including the first day of Passover and its association with Easter in the West.
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