India, July 30 -- The Buck Moon may have reached its peak this morning at 10:36 a.m, but skywatchers still have a chance to enjoy its bright glow. The July Full Moon officially peaked on July 29, yet it continues to appear almost full for about a day before and after its exact phase. That is why many people can still spot what appears to be a full Moon the following night.

The Buck Moon is one of the best-known Full Moon names in North America, carrying a long history rooted in seasonal changes and traditional calendars.

The Buck Moon is the traditional name for July's Full Moon. It is not a different kind of Moon or a rare astronomical event. Like every monthly Full Moon, it marks the point when the Moon is fully illuminated as seen fr...