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Moon calendar August 2023

In August 2023 the Moon is full on Aug 1 (the Sturgeon Moon, a supermoon) and again on Aug 30 (a Blue Moon), and new on Aug 16, the darkest stretch of the month for stargazing.

The Moon each evening in August 2023

The Moon as seen at 9 p.m. Eastern Time each evening, with the share of its disk that is lit. Highlighted days have a main phase.

August 1100%
August 297%
August 392%
August 485%
August 575%
August 665%
August 754%
August 844%
August 934%
August 1025%
August 1117%
August 1210%
August 135%
August 142%
August 150%
August 161%
August 173%
August 186%
August 1912%
August 2019%
August 2127%
August 2236%
August 2346%
August 2457%
August 2567%
August 2678%
August 2787%
August 2894%
August 2998%
August 30100%
August 3198%

August 2023 moon phases in US time zones

PhaseEasternCentralMountainPacificAlaskaHawaii
Full Moon
Sturgeon Moon
Aug 1, 2:32 PMAug 1, 1:32 PMAug 1, 12:32 PMAug 1, 11:32 AMAug 1, 10:32 AMAug 1, 8:32 AM
Last QuarterAug 8, 6:29 AMAug 8, 5:29 AMAug 8, 4:29 AMAug 8, 3:29 AMAug 8, 2:29 AMAug 8, 12:29 AM
New MoonAug 16, 5:38 AMAug 16, 4:38 AMAug 16, 3:38 AMAug 16, 2:38 AMAug 16, 1:38 AMAug 15, 11:38 PM
First QuarterAug 24, 5:57 AMAug 24, 4:57 AMAug 24, 3:57 AMAug 24, 2:57 AMAug 24, 1:57 AMAug 23, 11:57 PM
Full Moon
Blue Moon
Aug 30, 9:36 PMAug 30, 8:36 PMAug 30, 7:36 PMAug 30, 6:36 PMAug 30, 5:36 PMAug 30, 3:36 PM

The Sturgeon Moon is a supermoon, 357,519 km from Earth (within 10% of the year's closest approach). See how we define a supermoon.

The Blue Moon is a supermoon, 357,333 km from Earth (within 10% of the year's closest approach), and a Blue Moon: the second full moon in a calendar month. See how we define a supermoon.

Also in the sky in August 2023

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