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A rare blue micromoon will take place this weekend, being the most distant and smallest full moon of the year. The moon will be approximately 252,360 miles from Earth, appearing about 6% smaller and 10% dimmer than an average full moon. The event will be particularly visible in southern regions, where the blue micromoon will temporarily obscure the star Antares.
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A rare blue micromoon will take place this weekend, being the most distant and smallest full moon of the year. The moon will be approximately 252,360 miles from Earth, appearing about 6% smaller and 10% dimmer than an average full moon. The event will be particularly visible in southern regions, where the blue micromoon will temporarily obscure the star Antares.
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