Beaver moon on november 15 how to watch all you need to know 2024 last supermoon

Today is a very special day for those interested in astronomical events. Today is the full moon of November, which is a very special full moon. Today’s full moon will show the last supermoon of this year. That is, on today’s full moon day, the moon will appear bigger and bright than other full moon. Not only this, along with this many more planets can also be seen in the sky. This full moon of November is also called Beaver Moon. Why this is so, and what it means, let us tell you in detail.

Today, on the full moon night, a great view of Beaver Moon is going to be seen in the sky. On 15 November, the supermoon is going to appear in the sky which is also known as Beaver Moon. According to NASA, it will appear at 4.28 pm (EST) today. In August, we saw Blue Moon, Harvest Moon in September, and Hunter Moon in October. After which the beaver moon is going to appear in November.

What is Beaver Moon?
In fact, in November, the beaver in North America, the beaver i.e. Udibalav, prepares their bills for the cold months. At this time they collect food for themselves and fill it in their bills. Therefore it is also known as Diging Moon. Because after this the cold increases in the weather and this is the last chance to collect food for the beaver. Apart from this, it is also the last chance to find seasonal pastures for wild animals. Therefore, it has special significance in North America.

This full moon of November is also known by some other names. It is also called “Frost Moon” and “Dear Rating Moon”. At the same time, cold and snowfall starts in North America, especially the northeastern region. Today this magnificent view is going to appear in the sky. Beaver Moon will also have beautiful pleades Tara Group, also known as “seven sisters”. It is located in Taurus Nakshatra. Today you will be able to see another special event in which the view of Mercury, Venus, Saturn and Jupiter will also be seen in the sky. However, it can be difficult to see it with naked eyes, so it can be seen better through telescope etc.