February's full moon, the snow moon, graced the night sky on February 24, 2024. Skywatchers around the world gathered to catch the stunning view of the second full moon of 2024. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) explained that heavy snowfall, making hunting difficult, led to it being called the 'snow moon.' In addition, the title 'hunger moon' reflects the scarcity of resources during this wintry period. The snow moon is the smallest full moon of 2024, with it appearing around ten percent smaller in the night sky due to the fact that the moon's orbit is a flattened circle. This means sometimes the moon is closer to Earth or the furthest away. Here are the pictures of February's full snow moon from around the world.