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The Strawberry Moon is the name given to the full moon that occurs in June. It gets its name from Native American tribes who associated this moon with the strawberry harvest season. Unlike other full moons, the Strawberry Moon often appears with a warm, reddish hue, adding to its charm and mystique. This color comes from the moon’s position in the sky and the way its light passes through the Earth’s atmosphere.

A planetary conjunction happens when planets align closely along the same line of sight from Earth. On June 9, 2026, several planets will come together in a tight grouping, creating a striking visual effect. Unlike eclipses or meteor showers, conjunctions are about the apparent closeness of planets, not physical proximity. This means the planets remain millions of miles apart but look near each other in the sky.