Sky Wonders
The Full Moon Night
The first full moon night from the day you choose.
$4.99
Dedicate a full moon nightHow it is confirmed
The full moon night is the local night — from sunset to sunrise at your point — whose middle is closest to the astronomical moment of full moon. Yours is the nearest such night, or the first one from the day you choose; its sunset always comes after your payment.
- The nearest full moon night, or the first one from the day you choose, at the pinned point.
- The exact moment of full moon and the moon’s illumination go on the certificate.
- Near the poles, where the night may not exist, you see the rule that applies before paying.
Calculated astronomically: the night around the moment of full moon. The nearest one, or the first from any day up to two years ahead.The rules are versioned; the version in force when you pay is recorded with your gift. How it works
What the recipient gets
- A private gift page with your dedication, the place on the map and a countdown.
- A notification when the moment happens, if they ask for one.
- A certificate with the exact time of the moment and the sky above the place.
A commemorative dedication recorded in the private Resthe registry — not ownership of the sky, weather or land.
Read in the Journal
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- Full moon names month by month, and where they come from
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- Which night is the full moon night? A precise answer
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