PHOENIX (AZFamily) — If you are out and about this Saturday night, you might get a nice view of the Pink Moon! The Pink Moon gets its name because it is the first full moon of spring, and spring is a ...

A “pink moon” is on its way - and skywatchers in the U.S. should have a great chance to see the sight. The fourth full moon of the year and the first full moon of spring, this April moon is also a ...

Saturday night's full moon is special in more ways than one. Observers will witness both a micromoon and a pink moon at the same time Saturday night. The micromoon refers to a full moon that rises ...

A “pink moon” will be shining in the night sky when the April moon of 2025 turns full this weekend. But it won’t actually look pink, and it will appear to be slightly smaller than an average full moon ...

It's not a bad moon, but a "pink" moon a-risin' this week. April's full moon may be called a "pink" moon, but don't expect it to have a Barbie pink glow to it. The name comes because a certain flower ...

April's special "Pink Moon" will be coming this weekend, signaling the first of the spring season. Though the night sky won't glow pink as a result of the lunar event, it's still one that's worth ...

The moon had a starring role in the sky earlier this month with the total solar eclipse, and it will perform once again tonight! April's pink moon is almost full. The moon had a starring role in the ...

April’s full Moon, known as the Pink Moon, rises on Tuesday night and will appear bright in the night sky through the end of the week. The Moon will rise at 7:49 p.m. ET Tuesday for those on the US ...

There have been some wacky weather swings in the D.C. region these past few weeks and the clouds will dominate until Sunday, which will likely prevent seeing the night sky and moon until then. April’s ...

Often called the pink moon, April’s full moon will rise Saturday. The fourth full moon of the year, and the first of astronomical spring, it also happens to be a micromoon – the opposite of a ...

Need a break from all the breaking news just to marvel at our small, delicate world? There's always something happening in space, and humanity is documenting it more quickly and clearly than ever ...