Tonight, the full strawberry moon will grace the sky, offering a larger and more colorful appearance than usual. As the moon reaches its peak at 9:08 p.m. ET, its low position in the sky will give it an orange or amber hue, similar to a sunset. This effect is caused by the moon's reflected light traveling through Earth's atmosphere, scattering blue wavelengths. Known as the "moon illusion," the orb may also appear larger due to its position near the horizon. For optimal viewing, observe the rising or setting moon and enjoy this natural wonder from your doorstep. Additionally, the Summer Triangle, a group of bright stars, will be visible in the night sky. While the strawberry moon will be visible to most, those farther north may have a more challenging time spotting it. Don't miss this enchanting celestial display and mark your calendars for the remaining full moons of 2024.