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Category: Moon
Highlighting global events relating to the moon and its phases.
Since so many religions incorporate the moon it their dates, we created a category just for the moon.
Moon Events
Moon—New: December 20
Daily
The New Moon occurs when the moon and the sun have the same elliptical longitude, and the moon is at its closest orbit to the sun. From earth, we usually cannot see it. The New Moon is considered the firs...
January
Moon—Third Quarter: December 11
Daily
Today is the third quarter of the moon, meaning it is halfway between the full and new moon.
January
Moon—First Quarter: February 5
Daily
The first quarter moon occurs when the moon is one-half illuminated by the sun. Each day forward increases the amount of the moon you can see. The first quarter typically occurs seven days after the New M...
January
Moon—Full: February 12
Daily
A full moon occurs when the moon is illuminated by the sun and on the opposite side of the earth. Its ecliptic longitude is 180 degrees. For centuries, people have applied names to full moons to track th...
January
Moon—New: February 28
Daily
The New Moon occurs when the moon and the sun share the exact elliptical longitude, and the moon is at its closest point to the sun in its orbit. From earth, we usually cannot see it. The New Moon is cons...
January
Moon—Third Quarter: February 20
Daily
Today is the third quarter of the moon, meaning it is halfway between the full and new moon.
January
Chinese New Year (Snake) (CN): January 29
Daily
Chinese New Year is a significant holiday in China and Chinese communities worldwide. It is treated much like Christmas in the west or the Eid holidays in the Islamic world. Festivities last 15 days and a...
January
Chinese Year of the Snake, 4723: January 2...
Annual
<h2>2025 IS </h2><h1>THE YEAR OF THE WOOD SNAKE</h1><span><br>The Chinese calendar, a unique system based on the moon's phases and running in 12-year cycles, serves as the backdrop of the Chinese year. Ea...
January
Moon—First Quarter: January 6
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The first quarter moon occurs when the moon is one-half illuminated by the sun. Each day forward increases the amount of the moon you can see. The first quarter typically occurs seven days after the New M...
January
Moon—Full: January 13
Daily
A full moon occurs when the moon is illuminated by the sun and on the opposite side of the earth. Its ecliptic longitude is 180 degrees. For centuries, people have applied names to full moons to track th...
January
Moon—New: January 29
Daily
The new moon occurs when the moon and the sun have the same elliptical longitude when the moon is at its closest point to the sun in its orbit. From earth, we usually cannot see it. The new moon is consid...
January
Moon—Third Quarter: January 21
Daily
Today is the third quarter of the moon, meaning it is halfway between the full moon and the new moon.
January
Moon—First Quarter: July 2
Daily
The first quarter moon occurs when the moon is one-half illuminated by the sun. Each day forward increases the amount of the moon you can see. The 1st quarter typically occurs seven days after the new moo...
January
Moon—Full: July 10
Daily
A full moon occurs when the moon is illuminated by the sun and on the opposite side of the earth. Its ecliptic longitude is 180 degrees. For centuries, people have applied names to full moons to track th...
January
Moon—Third Quarter: July 18
Daily
Today is the third quarter of the moon, meaning it is halfway between the full and new.
January
Moon Landing Day (1969): July 20
Daily
Today is the anniversary of the Moon Landing. If you were alive on July 20, 1969, you were watching television. Personally, though alive, this writer does not recall it (I had just turned three, and my...
January
Moon—New: July 24
Daily
The new moon occurs when the moon and the sun have parallel elliptical longitudes. The moon is at its closest point to the sun in its orbit, and we cannot see it from the earth. The new moon is considered...
January
Moon—First Quarter: June 2
Daily
The first quarter moon occurs when the moon is one-half illuminated by the sun. Each day forward increases the amount of the moon you can see. The first quarter typically occurs seven days after the New M...
January
Moon—Full: June 11
Daily
A full moon occurs when the moon is illuminated by the sun and on the opposite side of the earth. Its ecliptic longitude is 180 degrees. For centuries, people have applied names to full moons to track th...
January
Moon—New: June 25
Daily
The new moon occurs when the moon and the sun have the same elliptical longitude when the moon is at its closest point to the sun in its orbit. From earth, we usually cannot see it. The new moon is consid...
January
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