Greece observed June’s full moon, known as the Strawberry Moon, on Monday evening, coinciding with the astronomical start of summer. Despite its name, the moon did not appear pink or red, as it possesses the same coloration as other full moons. The event reached peak illumination, drawing the attention of sky watchers across the country. Astronomers clarified that the “Strawberry Moon” designation is traditional and does not reflect the moon’s actual hue. The full moon marks a significant celestial event, signaling the beginning of the summer season. The phenomenon was widely observed and enjoyed by those who looked to the night sky.