The second full moon of the year receives the name of ‘snow moon‘, and can be viewed in full this Wednesday, February 16thalthough it can be observed until 18. The Royal Observatory of Madrid has reported that this lunar phase will be especially “spectacular”, since its rise from the East will coincide with sunset. maximum point of visibility will take place in the east Wednesday at 5:57 p.m., when the Moon is located exactly 180 degrees in front of the star. However, the natural satellite can be seen more easily during the days before and following.
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