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What you need to know about the Pink Moon and the Blue Moon, the two astronomical phenomena this spring.

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Spring brings two remarkable astronomical events: the 'Pink Moon', the first full moon of the season in the northern hemisphere, will be visible on April 1, and the 'Blue Moon', a rare phenomenon, on May 31. The 'Pink Moon' will reach its maximum phase on April 1, having a symbolic association with Jewish and Christian religious celebrations, marking the beginning of Passover and influencing the date of Easter. It will appear close to the star Spica, providing an impressive visual display. The name 'Pink Moon' comes from the pink phlox flower, which blooms in April. After the 'Pink Moon', on May 1, there will be the 'Flower Moon', and on May 31, there will be the 'Blue Moon', the second full moon of a calendar month. Observers are encouraged to check the sunrise and sunset times to make the most of these phenomena.

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