Magh Purnima 2025: On the night of Magha Purnima, the moon is said to be fully with all 16 phases complete. In Hindu tradition, Magha Purnima is of great importance, as the sun and the moon are placed in a special astronomical adaptation called ‘Sam Saptak’. This year, an extraordinary sky event will occur at Magha Purnima, which makes the night even more special. A rare phenomenon, known as “snow moon”, will reach the sky and create a fascinating spectacle.

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Snow Moon to show up on Magha Purnima:

Magha Purnima 2025 falls on February 12, and this day Snow Moon will be visible in the night sky. The full moon will emit a soft, milk -white glow that lights up the sky with a breathtaking radiance. This amazing phenomenon will make the night seem surreal, as if it is bathed in the moonlight similar to snow.

When should I witness the snow drum?

According to reports, Snow Moon will rise about 8:53 on February 12, 2025. However, it will reach its top -sightedness after sunset and shines brightly late at night. This rare heavenly layer should not be missed, as the next snow loan will only occur on February 2, 2026.

Why is it called snow moon?

The name “Snow Moon” derives from Indians and European traditions. February is often the coldest month of the year, with heavy snowfall in many regions, especially in North America. Because of this Frigid and snowy weather, the full moon in February was traditionally called the “snow loan”. In addition, it was also called “Storm Moon” because of often winter storms. The hard conditions made hunting difficult, which led to another name – ‘Hunger Moon.’ These names reflect the historical struggle that people face during this time of year.

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