πανσέληνοι του 2011

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Full Moons and Seasons.... for 2011Times shown are US Central Time. For Mountain Time, subtract 1 hour; for Pacific Time, subtract 2 hours; for Eastern Time, add 1 hour.Note: If adding pushes the time past midnight (12:00AM) add 1 to the date shown. If subtracting pushes the time back to before midnight, subtract 1 from the date shown.Moon names shown are ones which are fairly popular for full moons falling within the fixed calendar months. There are several traditions which use other names, especially when months are set by lunar cycles.. January 19th - Wolf Moon (3:21PM CST) also Old Moon, After-Yule Moon  February 18th - Storm Moon (2:36AM CST) also Hunger Moon, Snow MoonMarch 19th - Chaste Moon (1:10PM CDT) also Worm Moon, Crow Moon, Crust Moon, Sugar Moon, Sap Moon March 20th - Vernal Equinox - Spring begins (6:21PM CDT) April 17th - Seed Moon (9:44PM CDT) also Pink Moon, Spring Moon, Egg Moon, Grass Moon, Fish Moon May 17th - Hare Moon (6:09 AM CDT) also Flower Moon, Milk Moon, Corn Planting MoonJune 15th - Strawberry Moon (3:14PM CDT) also Dyad Moon, Rose Moon, Hot Moon June 20th - Summer Solstice - Summer begins (12:16PM CDT) July 15th - Mead Moon (1:40AM CDT) also Buck Moon, Hay Moon, Thunder Moon August 28th - Red Moon (10:04PM CDT) also Grain Moon, Sturgeon Moon, Green Corn Moon, Wyrt Moon September 23nd - Autumnal Equinox - Fall begins (4:05AM CDT) September 27th - Harvest Moon (6:09AM CDT) also Corn Moon, Barley Moon October 26th - Hunter's Moon (2:56M CDT) also Blood Moon, Travel Moon, Dying Grass Moon November 25th - Frost Moon (12:10AM CST) also Beaver Moon, Snow Moon December 21st - Winter Solstice - Winter begins (11:30PM CST)December 24th - Oak Moon (12:06PM CST) also Cold Moon, Before-Yule Moon, Long Nights Moon Sourceshttp://www.usno.navy.mil/USNO/astronomical-applications/data-services/phases-moon http://www.light-weaver.com/calendar/2009.html http://www.almanac.com/content/first-day-seasons http://www.waningmoon.com/guide/library/lib0005.shtml