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Blue Moon and Lunar Cycles: Pearly-Gray or Wildfire-Red?
Ah, rarity. We like it so. A blue moon won't appear again until 2018, and in wildfire areas it might appear to be red, because the particles thrown into the air by fire affect the color spectrum.
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