Today Is
Friday the
13th and a
Full Moon. That Won't Happen Again till 2049.
If you see a dude in an old-school hockey mask chasing a werewolf (or vice versa) on Friday, here's why:
Friday the
13th coincides with a
Full Moon. Hide your kids.
That said, only those living in Asia, Africa, Europe, South America — and those in the Eastern Time Zone — experienced the
Full moon on June 13. The
Full moon showed up at 12:11 a.m. ET, so anyone in time zone west of EDT saw the silver-dollar moon the day before, on June 12
See also:
10 Brilliant Photos of the Moon and Jupiter
Friday the
13th hasn't fallen on the same day as a
Full Moon since Oct. 13, 2000, and it
Won't Happen Again until Aug. 13, 2049 — at least, if we're following Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), which is four hours ahead of EDT
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