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  • Full Moon Frequency: Why Every Month Has One
    There is no record of a month without a full moon in history.

    Here's why:

    * The Lunar Cycle: The lunar cycle, from new moon to full moon and back again, takes approximately 29.5 days.

    * Monthly Variations: While the length of a month varies slightly depending on the calendar, it's always longer than the lunar cycle.

    * Full Moons Are Guaranteed: This means that at least one full moon will always occur within each calendar month.

    Therefore, it's impossible for a month to pass without a full moon.

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