The Moons Affects
November 15th: Get Ready tonight for the Full Super Beaver Moon: The Moon That Works Harder Than You Do
Mark your calendars (and your beaver dams), because on November 15, 2024, the Super Beaver Moon will grace the sky.
It’s the final showstopper in a rare trilogy of supermoons, and it comes with just the right amount of lunar pizzazz to make you forget about your heating bill for a moment.
The name “Beaver Moon” comes from Native American, European, and colonial traditions, dating back to a time when people paid way more attention to nature and way less to their screens. November is when beavers hustle into their lodges, prepping for winter like your neighbors who decorate for Christmas before Thanksgiving. It’s also a reminder for the rest of us to get cozy and build up some inner strength—or at least stock up on snacks.
NASA says this moon will hit peak illumination, shining brightly in all its glory. But let’s be honest: unless you’re a seasoned moon watcher, it’s going to look like every other full moon. Still, it sounds cooler when you call it a “Super Beaver Moon,” so why not impress your friends with some lunar trivia?
And don’t let FOMO get you down if you miss it—just be patient. The next supermoon won’t show up until October 6, 2025. Until then, let the beavers inspire you: stay warm, stay productive, and maybe build something extraordinary—like a Netflix queue you can truly be proud of.
