Description : An extremely rare Blue Micromoon is visible through the vegetation, coconut and date palm leaves, and urban streetlights. Scattered clouds occasionally drift across the moon, forming various patterns in Tehatta, West Bengal. This is the second full moon of May (a calendar Blue Moon), and it coincides with a micromoon; the moon is at its farthest point from Earth in its orbit for the entire year. As a result, the moon appears slightly smaller and dimmer than the average full moon. Blue Moons happen approximately every two to three years, and there will be only one in 2026, with the next expected in 2029. India.