Stargazers are in for a treat when a blue moon lights up the night sky on Halloween, the first time that has happened in nearly 20 years. The first full moon happened on Oct. 1, 2020, a harvest ...

The second full moon peaks at 10:49 a.m. ET on October 31, creating a spooky backdrop for an unusual Halloween. According to Farmer's Almanac, the last Halloween full moon occurred in 2001, but ...

Despite the sense of festive eeriness around a full moon on Halloween, it isn’t a common occurrence. Full moons on Halloween take place, on average, every 19 years, the space agency said.

The month will have two full moons, including one on Halloween night, Oct. 31. The next time we’ll see an equally spooky Halloween full moon is 2039, so plan your werewolf costumes accordingly.

Unfortunately, trick-or-treaters will have to wait a while before the next full moon on Halloween. According to EarthSky, the next full moon performance to land on Oct. 31 is scheduled for 2039.

Halloween may look different this year due to coronavirus restrictions, but at least we can enjoy a spooky spectacle in the sky: a rare second-in-the-month full moon to cap off a month of glorious ...

The last full moon on Halloween happened in 2020, so the next one isn't due until 2039. The moon will be approximately 91% illuminated in Greater Cincinnati on Halloween this year.