Stunning images of the last full moon of the year revealed as lunar conspiracies swirl online

INCREDIBLE photos of the last full moon of the year have surfaced.

It comes as rumors of the peak of the lunar cycle revive an old women’s tale about how the lunar cycles affect people.

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The night of December 7, 2022 is the last full moon of the year.

While the full moon occurs about every 29.5 days due to the lunar orbit, the cold moon only waves once a year.

This is an Indigenous tribal name for the December full moon, according to the time and date.

The changing of the seasons used to be recorded by following the lunar cycles rather than the Julian solar calendar we use today, which is named after Julius Caesar.

Also called the Long Nights Moon for the long winter nights that dampen it, the Cold Moon’s Anglo-Saxon name is according to the Moon Before Yule website.

Yule is the ancient festival of the winter solstice celebrated on December 21st, the night of the winter equinox and the shortest day of the year.

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The full moon has quite a reputation – the word insanity even comes from the idea that people used to act “crazy” based on the phases of the moon – namely the full phase.

According to History, Hippocrates, a founding father of modern medicine, said: “One who is seized with terror, fear and madness during the night is visited by the goddess of the moon.”

England’s 18th-century society imposed even lighter sentences when perpetrators claimed to be insane, but only if their crime took place during the full moon, the site said.

While it’s actually safe to have surgery on a full moon (although some believe the opposite), don’t be surprised if you stay wide awake while things move through the night.

Swiss scientists found that people tend to get less sleep when the moon is full, Reader’s Digest reported.

On average, the study recorded at least five minutes more time to fall asleep and waking up about 20 minutes earlier than usual.

Time spent in deep sleep has also been reduced by 30% during the moon’s fattest phase.

The body’s daily cycles are called “circulunar” for a reason – we can ignore it, but our natural connection to the moon is far from nonexistent.

Read here how the cold moon affects your zodiac sign.