Moon calendar December 2035
In December 2035 the Moon is full on Dec 14 (the Cold Moon, a supermoon), and new on Dec 29, the darkest stretch of the month for stargazing.
The Moon each evening in December 2035
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.
December 15%
December 210%
December 316%
December 423%
December 532%
December 641%
December 751%
December 861%
December 970%
December 1080%
December 1188%
December 1294%
December 1398%
December 14100%
December 1598%
December 1694%
December 1787%
December 1878%
December 1967%
December 2057%
December 2146%
December 2236%
December 2326%
December 2418%
December 2511%
December 266%
December 272%
December 280%
December 290%
December 302%
December 315%
December 2035 moon phases in US time zones
| Phase | Eastern | Central | Mountain | Pacific | Alaska | Hawaii |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| First Quarter | Dec 7, 8:05 PM | Dec 7, 7:05 PM | Dec 7, 6:05 PM | Dec 7, 5:05 PM | Dec 7, 4:05 PM | Dec 7, 3:05 PM |
| Full Moon Cold Moon | Dec 14, 7:33 PM | Dec 14, 6:33 PM | Dec 14, 5:33 PM | Dec 14, 4:33 PM | Dec 14, 3:33 PM | Dec 14, 2:33 PM |
| Last Quarter | Dec 21, 11:29 AM | Dec 21, 10:29 AM | Dec 21, 9:29 AM | Dec 21, 8:29 AM | Dec 21, 7:29 AM | Dec 21, 6:29 AM |
| New Moon | Dec 29, 9:31 AM | Dec 29, 8:31 AM | Dec 29, 7:31 AM | Dec 29, 6:31 AM | Dec 29, 5:31 AM | Dec 29, 4:31 AM |
The Cold Moon is a supermoon, 358,351 km from Earth (within 10% of the year's closest approach). See how we define a supermoon.
Also in the sky in December 2035
- Apogee (farthest): Dec 3, 3:09 AM ET, 406,027 km from Earth.
- Perigee (closest): Dec 15, 2:42 PM ET, 357,734 km from Earth.
- Apogee (farthest): Dec 30, 10:41 AM ET, 406,561 km from Earth.
- Geminids peak: Dec 14, 4:18 PM ET.
- December solstice: Dec 21, 8:30 PM ET.
- Ursids peak: Dec 23, 12:47 AM ET.
- Mercury at greatest evening elongation: Dec 24, 8:11 AM ET, 20° from the Sun.
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