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Jan 2013
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Hungry Full Wolf Moon Howls Outside in Frigid January–Or Does It?
Indian Country Today Media Network.com Whatever its name, this second moon after the winter solstice (the first was December 28) turns full on Saturday night at exactly 11:38 p.m. Eastern Standard Time, and it will soar high in Turtle Island's skies, much like the summer sun. This is … |
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26
Jan 2013
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Love story begins with one Super Bowl, continues at another
Baltimore Sun The wedding plans were still on hold. In 2010, the couple went on a cruise to the Bahamas. As they stood on the ship's deck with other cruise-goers the night of Dec. 21, watching a rare total eclipse of the sun during a winter solstice, Jim took her aside. |
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26
Jan 2013
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The long, lonely winter for humans and geraniums
TheNewsTribune.com They don't do much for a couple of months – not until the winter solstice, not until that time when the sun completes its journey south and comes running home to us up here in the north. The low point for geraniums in our part of the Earth is the … |
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26
Jan 2013
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January full moon mimics path of July sun
EarthSky (blog) The January 2013 full moon presents the second full moon after the December 21 solstice. There was a full moon in late December, on December 28. In North America, we often call the second full moon after the winter solstice the Wolf Moon, Hunger Moon … Hungry Full Wolf Moon Howls Outside in Frigid January–Or Does It? |
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