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The August full moon will rise in Australia on Friday, August 28 and this year it’s coinciding with a special celestial event: the lunar eclipse. In the Northern hemisphere the August full moon, often referred to as the Sturgeon moon, will coincide with a partial blood moon lunar eclipse. And while Australians won’t see the lunar eclipse they may feel its effects. Below, discover the spiritual meaning of the August full moon and when and where to see it.
