The Blue Super Moon is a rare celestial event that combines two phenomena: a “Blue Moon” and a “Super Moon.”
Blue Moon: A Blue Moon is the term used for the second full moon in a calendar month. The phrase “once in a Blue Moon” stems from the fact that this occurrence is quite uncommon, happening roughly once every two to three years. Despite its name, the moon doesn’t actually turn blue during this event; the term “blue” is more about the rarity of the occasion rather than the color.
Super Moon: A Super Moon occurs when the full moon coincides with its closest approach to Earth in its elliptical orbit, known as perigee. This makes the moon appear larger and brighter than usual. The proximity to Earth enhances its visual impact, often leading to breathtaking views.
When these two events overlap, as in the case of a Blue Super Moon, it creates a particularly memorable night sky spectacle. The moon appears especially large and bright, casting a mystical light, and the fact that it’s a Blue Moon adds an extra layer of rarity and intrigue to the event.
Although the blue moon that is referred here is due to seasonal blue moon (not the two full moons in a month) - It is when a calendar season contains four full moons instead of the usual three, and the blue moon is the third of the four full moons. August 2024’s full moon is of this seasonal variety.
Indeed, the next seasonal blue moon is expected in May 2027.
The Blue Moon occurs when the full moon appears twice in the same month. The one so named is the last of these two full moons.
It is also called the Moon of Goals, it is used to set goals in our life. It can allow us to recognize our failures and learn from them in order to improve our lives and set new goals related to these issues.
This is a time when the strength and power of our magical workings are increased.
but I guess it was meant as a different tone than usual