Get ready for a magical night! 🌕✨ On June 11, look up to witness the Strawberry Moon — the final full moon of spring. Though it won’t be pink, this beautiful moon gets its name from Native American tribes who marked June by the ripening of strawberries. What makes this year extra special? A rare lunar event called a major lunar standstill will keep the moon unusually low in the sky, giving it a soft golden glow. This rare view happens only once every 18.6 years — and won’t return until 2043! Make sure to catch it after sunset for a breathtaking celestial experience. Follow Jobaaj Stories on Instagram and Youtube for more such updates!