In a rare skywatching treat, you can see August's full Sturgeon Moon rise soon after sunset on both Saturday, Aug. 9 and Sunday, Aug. 10.

As the month wraps up, August also offers a rare black moon on August 23, according to EarthSky . This black moon is the third new moon in a season of four, which occurs about once every 33 months.

While the peak of this year’s Sturgeon Moon is less than a day away, there’s still time to get the details on how to see it, where its name originated, and more. The moon will shine bright when the sun sets on Friday evening,