‘Buck Moon’ set to light up sky

The BBC reports that a "Buck Moon" will be visible in the night sky, with the full moon this month taking on the traditional nickname. The article is a short video piece encouraging stargazers to check the forecast for clear skies to catch the sight.

Buck Moon is the name traditionally given to July's full moon, said to originate from the time of year when male deer (bucks) grow new antlers. The BBC piece, published in its Science & Environment section, is primarily a video segment with limited accompanying text, advising viewers to watch for clear weather conditions to see the moon at its brightest.