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The Full Moon is a powerful astronomical event that occurs when the Sun and Moon are in perfect opposition, bringing a peak of energy, heightened emotions, and a sense of culmination. It is a time when the subconscious mind is illuminated and we are prompted to release what no longer serves us.

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Along with being the last full moon of summer, August's sturgeon moon will take place within a few days of other celestial events.

August’s full moon comes with a “celestial bonus,” per the Farmer’s Almanac. When the full moon sets in the early morning, stargazers might be able to spot an alignment of Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. If clouds get in the way, take another peek on Aug. 11, when Venus and Jupiter, the two brightest planets, can be seen huddled together.

This stunning view of the full Sturgeon Moon suspended between New York's iconic skyscrapers was taken by Nazli Zeynep Karabulut on the night of Aug. 9, as the lunar disk rose over New York and was temporarily speared by the point of the Empire State Building.

It's almost time for August's full moon. Because of when it's happening, there will be two chances to see it in the night sky.

The full moon allows us to shine a light on ourselves and our subconscious to reveal something hidden inside. But this moon is "extra special."

A rare blood moon will be visible this September, as Earth’s shadow turns the full moon a striking shade of red during a total lunar eclipse.