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October's Hunter's Moon lights up skies around the world
October's full Moon, known as the Hunter's Moon, lit up night skies around the world this weekend. The name comes from Northern Hemisphere traditions: like the Harvest Moon before it, this Moon stays in the sky for a particularly long time, historically giving hunters extra light. Photographers captured it over San Francisco, New York and Derbyshire.

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