New Delhi, July 10 -- The first full moon of the astronomical summer in the Northern Hemisphere is set to appear on Thursday, July 10. Called the Buck Moon, it will be one of the lowest-hanging full moons of the year.

The buck moon represents the first full moon of July each year. This moon typically appears brighter and sits lower in the sky due to its proximity to the summer solstice - the time when one of Earth's poles leans most sharply toward the Sun, an event that occurs twice a year.

As per NASA, the buck moon's proximity to the horizon throughout the night will enhance its apparent size and color, making it appear larger than usual. The "moon illusion" is the name for this trick our brains play on us

The July buck moon is often...