Last full moon of 2020 to shine bright on Tuesday
The last full moon of 2020 will take place on Tuesday night.
The last full moon, known as the “Cold Moon”, will begin to rise at 4:12 p.m. Eastern time. The moon will be shining the brightest at 10:28 p.m. Eastern time, according to Time and Date.
This will be this years last, and 13th full moon.
NASA says that the moon will fully appear from Monday evening through Thursday morning.
The cold Moon has had many different names throughout the centuries.
The next full moon will appear on Jan. 28.
Native Americans have called this full moon, the Wolf Moon.
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