If you need a reason to stay up slightly past your bedtime, tonight will offer you the first glimpse of January's "Wolf Moon." The Wolf Moon is the first full moon of the year, and the second of winter as a whole. There has been some debate over where the name "Wolf Moon" comes from, but most agree that it's Native American in origin. It's chilly in many areas of the United States right now, but that shouldn't stop you from catching a glimpse of the first big skywatching event of 2021. As is oft...
If you need a reason to stay up slightly past your bedtime, tonight will offer you the first glimpse of January's "Wolf Moon." The Wolf Moon is the first full moon of the year, and the second of winter as a whole. There has been some debate over where the name "Wolf Moon" comes from, but most agree that it's Native American in origin. It's chilly in many areas of the United States right now, but that shouldn't stop you from catching a glimpse of the first big skywatching event of 2021. As is oft...
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