This Month's 'Blue Moon' Is a Total Rip-Off—Here's Why You Shouldn't Fall for the Hype
Get ready for a celestial scam, folks. That "blue moon" you're hearing about this month? It's not actually blue, and it's going to cost you a lot more than just a crick in your neck. While social media influencers and click-bait sites push you to buy telescopes and book pricey "blue moon" sky-watching getaways, the reality is that a blue moon is just a second full moon in a single calendar month—a trick of the calendar, not the sky. It happens every 2.5 years, so unless you're planning a very expensive Instagram photoshoot, you're literally paying a premium to look at the same old moon. Don't let the hype drain your wallet. Save your cash, skip the overpriced events, and just look out your window for free. Your bank account—and your sanity—will thank you.