A full moon is set to appear in the Christmas sky , for the first time in 38 years.
The full moon is the last of the year, and is the first to occur on Christmas Day since 1977 - and there won't be another until 2034, so it's worth braving the cold to go out and see this rare spectacle.
According to Nasa, the full mooon is set to peak in brightness and visibility at the auspicious time of 11:11pm on 25 December, but it will naturally be bright in the sky throughout the day.
However you have better chances of spotting the Full moon than the International space station that is currently passing over India.
Source : The Times of India
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