You may have noticed the moon looked a little different last night — it was full, low, and in some places glowed with a bright pink hue.It was June’s Strawberry Moon — so named not because of the reddish glow,

A dazzling sight that hadn't been seen in nearly two decades lit up the sky when the Strawberry Moon made its appearance in the Northern Hemisphere. Sky watchers on the night of June 10 and the early hours of June 11 were treated to the lowest full moon in 18 years, which led to stunning images of the phenomenon known as the Strawberry Moon.