October's full Moon, nicknamed the Hunter's Moon, lit up the night sky this weekend.
The October full Moon lit up skies around the world this weekend. Full Moons throughout the year have traditionally been given names that reflect what is going on in nature. This particular full moon is known by several names, including the Hunter's Moon, a name rooted in historical traditions in the Northern Hemisphere.
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October's full Hunter's Moon to light up night sky this weekend
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23.10.2026
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