The Moon's Muted Glow: What August's Sturgeon Moon Reveals About Our Relationship with Nature The Sturgeon Moon, named for the abundant sturgeon fish that swim North America's rivers this time of year, shone bright in the UK sky last Thursday night.
Its lunar eclipse served as a poignant reminder of our increasingly disconnection from nature.
The Moon's reddish hue, caused by the scattering of sunlight through the Earth's atmosphere, has captivated humans for centuries.