The term oak moon may have come from the Druids, it refers specifically to this moon, hat makes the cold moon the longest full moon of the year, earning it the name long night moon, NASA reported.
During a full moon, the Sun, Earth and Moon line up on an imaginary 180-degree line.
Old European names for the last full moon before the winter solstice include the oak moon and the Moon before Yule, the three-day winter solstice festival celebrated in pre-Christian Europe.