The Strawberry Moon of 2025 will be visible in Mexico, so we’re telling you all the details about this astronomical phenomenon, as well as the exact day and time you can appreciate this natural spectacle. Take note.
According to specialists from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), the Pink Moon is associated with the Algonquin culture, a Native American people. This community lived from Virginia to the Rocky Mountains and north of Hudson Bay.
Now, to understand this name, it’s important to remember that the calendar is based on the cycles of the four seasons; however, in the US, there are some differences due to marked climatic changes. Therefore, the Moon completes its phase cycle every 29 and a half days, therefore, there is a Full Moon every month.
On rare occasions, this astronomical phenomenon occurs twice in the same month. The second Full Moon is known as the Blue Moon.
So, the Algonquins identified the satellite with different names according to each significant date. Among the most notable are:
June: Strawberry Moon (it was the strawberry harvest season)
July: Goat Moon
August: Sturgeon Moon
September: Harvest Moon
October: Hunter’s Moon
Strawberry Moon 2025: When and at what time can it be seen in Mexico?
Plan the perfect evening to enjoy the beauty of the Strawberry Moon 2025, as it will be visible in Mexico. Have your camera ready!
According to the National Institute of Astrophysics, Optics and Electronics (INAOE), the splendor of the Moon will be recorded in the northern hemisphere next Wednesday, June 11th, and can be seen from our country.
Take note, because if you don’t want to miss the peak visibility, you’ll need to look up at the sky around 7:43 p.m. You don’t need special equipment, however, if you want to observe in greater detail, you can use binoculars or a small telescope.
However, keep in mind that weather conditions can take their toll, and therefore, the beauty of the Pink Moon 2025 might not be “obscured” by clouds or storms. Are you going to miss it?
Source: nmas
