Skywatchers, get ready for a dazzling lunar display this weekend: April's full moon, known as the Pink Moon or Paschal Moon, will rise on the evening of Saturday, April 12.

You may have heard of the light spectrum, which consists of seven colours: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet. And that’s why sometimes the colour of the moon appears to be red and blue—because the air around the Earth can change the way we see its colour by blocking or scattering certain colours of light.

The Farmer's Almanac states that the name is derived from the early spring bloom of a North American wildflower called " Phlox subulata ," commonly known moss phlox. "This flower, often called 'moss pink,' was in full bloom around April’s full moon," the Farmer's Almanac said.

Get ready to look up for a rare sight in the sky on Saturday. April’s full moon, known as the Pink Moon, will be on display however, it may not be as visible as others. The spectacle will be the smallest moon of the year,

Northern U.S. states may see the northern lights on Thursday night, despite bright moonlight, Alaska and parts of Canada are likely to have better views.

The first full moon of spring will rise this Sunday evening, and it's called the Pink Moon! Spring's first full moon is a Micromoon, meaning the Moon is farthest from its orbit from Earth, actually making it appear smaller,

Southeast sky on Saturday evening, you'll be able to catch April's full "Pink" Moon. This particular full moon is called a "Micro-moon", because it'll appear to be 14% smaller than normal. The reason this is the case,

Everything you need to know about April’s full Pink Moon, including exactly when, where, and how to see it at its best from where you are.

The full “Pink” Moon of April will grace our skies Saturday night. This full Moon is a micromoon, set to be the smallest of 2025. Because the Moon’s orbit around Earth isn’t a perfect circle (it’s more like an oval),