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11 Jan 25 - 07:13 PM (#4215171) Subject: BS: Wolf Moon From: keberoxu January 13 (Tuesday) is the full moon known as the Wolf Moon. Anybody feel like howling? |
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12 Jan 25 - 08:14 AM (#4215189) Subject: RE: BS: Wolf Moon From: gillymor Gonna go out yakking on Tuesday looking for sea trout and maybe a redfish. There is something magical about being on Estero Bay under a full moon. It's also supposed pass near Mars from our vantage point. |
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14 Jan 25 - 02:49 PM (#4215317) Subject: RE: BS: Wolf Moon From: Donuel This wolf moon is huge and bright. The worst moon is the hunger moon. |
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15 Jan 25 - 05:01 AM (#4215339) Subject: RE: BS: Wolf Moon From: Doug Chadwick Who gets to name the full moons? Why "Wolf"? Are there alternative names for the same full moon, used by different countries? DC |
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15 Jan 25 - 05:10 AM (#4215340) Subject: RE: BS: Wolf Moon From: Donuel Looking at Mars from the moon this month |
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15 Jan 25 - 07:34 AM (#4215348) Subject: RE: BS: Wolf Moon From: gillymor We watched it pass in front of Mars last night. What a moment on the water. |
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15 Jan 25 - 08:22 AM (#4215353) Subject: RE: BS: Wolf Moon From: Donuel I assume the names of various moons that sound native American are translated Indian names. The planets are Roman and modern names. Things like asteroids are latin, aster means star and oid means like. |
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15 Jan 25 - 08:58 AM (#4215355) Subject: RE: BS: Wolf Moon From: gillymor What is the Wolf Moon?-USA Today |
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15 Jan 25 - 09:28 AM (#4215357) Subject: RE: BS: Wolf Moon From: Doug Chadwick Is the September/early October full moon still called the Harvest Moon in Australia, even though it is Spring there? DC |
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15 Jan 25 - 05:02 PM (#4215385) Subject: RE: BS: Wolf Moon From: Donuel Oz has its own aboriginal language, wisdom, and teachings. |
