The first full moon of February will take place on Feb. 1, according to NASA's daily moon guide. Moon viewers will be able to make out numerous features on the celestial body's surface with a telescope, binoculars, or even with their naked eyes. Even though it will appear full for a few days, it will peak the night of Feb. 1.

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