Grab your binoculars and check out these celestial events.

If you’ve missed any of the celestial events that have happened this year already -- the Pink Moon in April or the recent solar eclipse, to name a couple -- you’ve got one more chance to witness a rare supermoon this year, and it’s happening this week.

So you're not disappointed or confused, first things first: The moon isn't going to actually look like a big, round strawberry. RELATED | A little drier today, Richard says rain chances increase area wide this weekendIn Europe, you may hear it called the Honey Moon or Mead Moon. In fact, the tradition of calling the first month of marriage the honeymoon may be tied to this full moon, either because of the custom of marrying in June or because the Honey Moon is considered the "sweetest" moon of the year, NASA says. When the moon is low on the horizon, it allows you to capture the view with objects in the foreground, making the moon appear bigger," Jones said. And the next full moon after the Strawberry is the Full Buck Moon on Sunday, July 5.