Moon calendar October 2029
In October 2029 the Moon is full on Oct 22 (the Hunter's Moon, a micromoon), and new on Oct 7, the darkest stretch of the month for stargazing.
The Moon each evening in October 2029
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.
October 138%
October 228%
October 319%
October 411%
October 55%
October 61%
October 70%
October 82%
October 98%
October 1015%
October 1124%
October 1235%
October 1346%
October 1456%
October 1566%
October 1675%
October 1783%
October 1890%
October 1995%
October 2098%
October 21100%
October 22100%
October 2398%
October 2494%
October 2589%
October 2682%
October 2774%
October 2865%
October 2955%
October 3044%
October 3134%
October 2029 moon phases in US time zones
| Phase | Eastern | Central | Mountain | Pacific | Alaska | Hawaii |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| New Moon | Oct 7, 3:15 PM | Oct 7, 2:15 PM | Oct 7, 1:15 PM | Oct 7, 12:15 PM | Oct 7, 11:15 AM | Oct 7, 9:15 AM |
| First Quarter | Oct 14, 7:09 AM | Oct 14, 6:09 AM | Oct 14, 5:09 AM | Oct 14, 4:09 AM | Oct 14, 3:09 AM | Oct 14, 1:09 AM |
| Full Moon Hunter's Moon | Oct 22, 5:28 AM | Oct 22, 4:28 AM | Oct 22, 3:28 AM | Oct 22, 2:28 AM | Oct 22, 1:28 AM | Oct 21, 11:28 PM |
| Last Quarter | Oct 30, 7:32 AM | Oct 30, 6:32 AM | Oct 30, 5:32 AM | Oct 30, 4:32 AM | Oct 30, 3:32 AM | Oct 30, 1:32 AM |
The Hunter's Moon is a micromoon, 406,265 km away (within 10% of the year's farthest). See how we define a supermoon.
Also in the sky in October 2029
- Perigee (closest): Oct 8, 7:31 AM ET, 357,730 km from Earth.
- Apogee (farthest): Oct 22, 10:01 PM ET, 406,421 km from Earth.
- Mercury at greatest morning elongation: Oct 1, 11:09 AM ET, 18° from the Sun.
- Neptune at opposition: Oct 2, 11:12 AM ET.
- Draconids peak: Oct 8, 3:53 PM ET.
- Orionids peak: Oct 21, 9:01 AM ET.
- Venus at greatest evening elongation: Oct 27, 6:48 AM ET, 47° from the Sun.
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