At 5.15pm tonight, for the only time this year, the Wolf Moon rises.The first full moon following the winter solstice, the so-called Wolf Moon is well-entrenched in folklore across the northern hemisphere, and with good reason.
read more Wolf Moon marks the start of a year of stargazing – Telegraph.
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