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2009’s Biggest Full Moon
Full Moon
2009’s Biggest Full Moon The full moon on Saturday, January 10, was touted by NASA as the “biggest and brightest one of 2009’’ The NASA statement continued to say that this month’s full moon will appear about 14 percent and 30 percent brighter than some other full moons during 2009. At sunset, 5:01 p.m., the few people at Mt. Hawk Park in Chula Vista, a site overlooking Otay Mountain and lower Otay Lakes, didn’t see anything special. October’s full harvest moon has been seen rising to span two mountains in Otay. The harvest moon due this year on October 4 marks a rare full harvest moon — it won't happen again until 2017.
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2009’s Biggest Full Moon
2009’s Biggest Full Moon
Full Moon
2009’s Biggest Full Moon The full moon on Saturday, January 10, was touted by NASA as the “biggest and brightest one of 2009’’ The NASA statement continued to say that this month’s full moon will appear about 14 percent and 30 percent brighter than some other full moons during 2009. At sunset, 5:01 p.m., the few people at Mt. Hawk Park in Chula Vista, a site overlooking Otay Mountain and lower Otay Lakes, didn’t see anything special. October’s full harvest moon has been seen rising to span two mountains in Otay. The harvest moon due this year on October 4 marks a rare full harvest moon — it won't happen again until 2017.
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