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07/31/2004:"Blue Moon.."Replies: 1 Flare
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 The, where's the blue ¬¬   I want a blue mooN! (litarally) a blue moon, should I speak it in french?  . Luna luna color azul , seria padre no?reply by Annie Renatitooo boy..confused?   well, a blue moon it's not really a "blue moon", meaning colorwise, it's just that we have "two full moons" in the same month, that's it..  It's a beautiful moon though .. real big and pretty, if it's not raining/cloudy it can be seen ...  IP: 200.92.222.18 |
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 Saturday, July 31st AT 10:17 PM |
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Blue Moon.. I've been sooo busy lately and no time to blog..but I'm around, just not enough time to do all the things that I want to do or finish..Well, we have a Blue Moon today..For those that don't know what it means, read below..Have a great weekend everyone..Leaving and hugs to all..bye-bye..P.S.: read onSky Watch: "Blue Moon" Due Early Saturday Get ready. If you live anywhere in Europe or the Americas, the "blue moon" is coming to a sky near you Saturday. The phenomenon is mainly due to astronomical arithmetic (and a few mix-ups, but we'll get to those later). "It's how the math works out," said Philip Hiscock, a folklorist at Memorial University of Newfoundland in Canada. Hiscock is recognized as an authority on the history and folklore surrounding the phrase "blue moon." The phrase has come to refer to those rare occasions when a second full moon appears within a single calendar month. Why two full moons in a single month? It's because the natural cycle of moon phases doesn't perfectly match up with our human-made calendar. A "blue moon" is no bluer than on any other night. The phrase refers to the rare occurrence of a second full moon in a single month—which happens only "once in a blue moon."  4 'take a listen'mood: Posted by AnnaSwt @ 09:25 AM EST |