Take a moment to look into the sky see the Blue Moon. Blue Moons look like a typical pearly-gray and show up, on average, once about every 2.7 years. However, this year marks two for 2018. Think about this: Tonight’s Blue Moon (into Easter morning) will be the last one seen until the next one expected Halloween 2020
Blue moon to light up sky ahead of Easter https://t.co/GlO0XSBD3o
— Fox News (@FoxNews) March 31, 2018
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