We’re only a day into summer 2024, and there’s already a celestial event for us to keep our eyes out for! Tonight, we can expect to get a particularly beautiful view of this month’s full moon, also known as the strawberry moon. This name is oh-so fitting for a few reasons. As you probably know, June is the perfect time to snack on some fresh strawberries. But that’s not the only reason this name is so perfect! Turns out, June’s full moon can sometimes give off a reddish or rose hue. This is most possible when the moon is particularly low in the sky, which will be the case tonight. In fact, according to the Old Farmer’s Almanac, it’ll be the “very lowest full moon we’ve seen in years.” Wikimedia Commons That being said, not all of us will be able to admire the moon’s strawberry shade. This is most possible in areas of higher latitude in Europe. But don’t be too upset — the rest of us can still count on seeing a particularly large full moon! Start the Summer of 2024 With a View of the Beautiful Strawberry Full Moon For the best viewing experience, you’ll want to look toward the sky at the start of dusk. To find out when that time is for your area, you can use this Moonrise calculator! And, as usual, the best way to view any celestial event is to safety head out to an area with little to no lights. Have fun tonight, and may this be the start to an unforgettable summer! You can find the source of this story’s featured image here! The post Don’t Miss Tonight’s Full Strawberry Moon! Best Times To See & More appeared first on InspireMore.

A marathon is a foot race with a standard distance of 26.2 miles (42.195 kilometers). Anything longer than that is classified as an ultramarathon. There is no limit on the distances for an ultra. Races under 100 miles are 24-hour races; those over 100 miles are called multi-day races. Dion Leonard participated in a 250k (155.34 miles) multi-day race in Beijing, China. The race resulted in Dion finding Gobi, a small dog who ran with him for 77 miles over a two-day period. View this post on Instagram A post shared by jenn good news & fun stories (@thatgoodnewsgirl) While on the course, running by himself, Dion had the company of a tiny little energetic dog. He continued running, and the dog stayed with him. The two covered 77 miles of the race during a two-day period and formed an incredible bond. When they reached the finish line, Dion knew he needed to take Gobi back home to Australia. Image from Instagram. Bringing a dog from China to the UK requires a four-month quarantine period for the Gobi. Dion arranged for Gobi to stay with a host family while waiting out the quarantine period. During the wait, Gobi went missing. Dion immediately flew back to China to search for the little dog. Hundreds of flyers were made and passed out during the search. Image from Instagram. It was ten long days for Dion before a local spotted Gobi. When Dion went to reclaim his friend, she jumped right into his arms. After days of endurance running, their bond was fate, and Gobi knew she belonged with Dion. Finding the little dog in the vast Gobi desert changed their lives. Image from Instagram. After Finding Gobi, Man And Dog Look To The Future Dion stayed in Beijing for the quarantine period after finding Gobi again and eventually was able to take his dog back to the UK. Their adventures have resulted in an inspiring book, and a movie is in the works. The two are continuing their journey in Sydney, Australia. You can follow their lives on Instagram. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here and here. The post Stray Dog Joins Man On Ultra Marathon… He Makes Sure Her Journey Doesn’t End At The Finish Line! appeared first on InspireMore.

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