1 It can cause severe brain damage to a baby during birth. 2  Early detachment of the placenta, a ruptured uterus during birth or the umbilical cord getting pinched in a way that restricts blood flow can cause oxygen deprivation.
Because the time between two full Moons doesn't quite equal a whole month, approximately every three years there are two full Moons in one calendar month. The next time two full Moons occur in the same month (as seen from the United States) will be July 2015. The most recent blue Moon occurred in August 2012.
But for most people in modern America, the June full moon is nothing more than an ordinary full moon. If the skies are clear on June 20, the moon will appear to be yellowish or golden orange when it's close to the horizon and white when it's high in the sky â not tinted in a strawberry hue. One sky-watching note: The moon will be completely full on the East Coast at 7:02 a.m. Monday, but we'll have to wait for nightfall to get a good view. The moon will be nearly full on June 19 and June 21, so if the skies are clear on those nights, those are the next best options. As we drift asleep tonight.