Today Is Friday The 13th And Its A Full Moon, Next Full Moon Will Be In 2049.

For those who haven’t seen any wolf movies, this my seem quite boring, but its Friday the 13^th and it’s a full moon .

 Those living in Asia, Africa, Europe, South America — and those in the Eastern Time Zone — experienced the full moon on June 13. The full moon showed up at 12:11 a.m. ET, so anyone in time zone west of EDT saw the silver-dollar moon the day before, on June 12.

Friday the 13th hasn't fallen on the same day as a full Moon since Oct. 13, 2000, and it won't happen again until Aug. 13, 2049 — at least, if we're following Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), which is four hours ahead of EDT.

As Slate pointed out, though, anyone in New Zealand or the eastern tip of Asia will see a full moon on Friday, Jan. 13, 2017 (for the rest of the world, it will appear on Thursday, Jan. 12). Most of the United States will see the two events line up again on Friday, Sept. 13, 2019, though that full moon will fall on Saturday, Sept. 14, for most of the world.

Figuring out when you'll next see the two event coincide requires a moon schedule, a calendar and knowing what time zone you'll be in on a particular day. But you can figure out the basic odds of these events coinciding by doing some simple math.

Three things need to happen for a full moon to fall on Friday the 13th.

    The day has to be a Friday.

    The moon has to be full.

    The date of the month must be the 13th.

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