With each month comes another full moon and it will be lighting up the night sky sooner than you think.
Stargazers will be treated to the astronomical display on Wednesday October 24, known as The Hunter's Moon.
This follows last weeks Orionid meteor shower which gave stargazers the opportunity to see a shooting star.
Here's all you need to know about the next full moon.
What is the Hunter's Moon?
The Hunter's Moon is the full moon that follow September's Harvest Moon which is the closest to the autumn equinox.
As with each month’s full moon it has a specific name which dates back some hundreds of years, with October known as the Hunter’s Moon.
The moon typically appears in October except once every four years when it will be seen in November.
Traditionally, this particular full moon is seen as a significant event.
When can you see it?
The Hunter's Moon will be visible on October 24 and at its brightest at 5.45pm but you should still be able to see it at 6.15pm.
Why is it called Hunter's Moon?
It received its name as traditionally this would have been the time that hunters would go out by moonlight to begin stockpiling food for the winter ahead.
What is a full moon?
A full moon occurs when the moon is exactly opposite to the sun on the other side of the Earth and there is a total of 13 full moon phases this year.
Is this different to any other full moon?
According to Universe Today, the Hunter’s Moon is generally not bigger or brighter than any of the other full moons.