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The 10 pages that link to Full moon, each with the reason it gives.

• Lunar phaseBroader topic: It occurs when Earth lies approximately between the Sun and Moon.

• Lunar eclipseRelated: A lunar eclipse can happen only at full moon, when the Moon is opposite the Sun.

• WerewolfRelated: A monthly lunar trigger is a prominent modern rule, not a universal feature of older folklore.

• New moonCompared with: It occurs roughly halfway through the synodic month, opposite new moon.

• Mid-Autumn FestivalRelated: The festival falls on the eighth month’s fifteenth day, traditionally a full-moon night.

• Harvest MoonNarrower topic: The Harvest Moon is defined by which full moon falls nearest the autumnal equinox.

• Goddess movementRelated: Some groups time gatherings and ceremonies to the full Moon.

• SupermoonNarrower topic: Popular supermoon lists most often apply the term to full moons near perigee.

• Eclipse cycleRelated: A lunar eclipse requires full moon to coincide with a node.

• Square degreeBroader topic: The Moon’s apparent disk covers about 0.2 square degrees, a familiar small sky area.