Moon calendar August 2036
In August 2036 the Moon is full on Aug 6 (the Sturgeon Moon, a micromoon), and new on Aug 21, the darkest stretch of the month for stargazing.
The Moon each evening in August 2036
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 178%
August 286%
August 392%
August 496%
August 599%
August 6100%
August 799%
August 897%
August 992%
August 1087%
August 1179%
August 1271%
August 1361%
August 1450%
August 1540%
August 1629%
August 1719%
August 1811%
August 194%
August 201%
August 210%
August 223%
August 238%
August 2415%
August 2524%
August 2634%
August 2744%
August 2854%
August 2964%
August 3073%
August 3181%
August 2036 moon phases in US time zones
| Phase | Eastern | Central | Mountain | Pacific | Alaska | Hawaii |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Full Moon Sturgeon Moon | Aug 6, 10:49 PM | Aug 6, 9:49 PM | Aug 6, 8:49 PM | Aug 6, 7:49 PM | Aug 6, 6:49 PM | Aug 6, 4:49 PM |
| Last Quarter | Aug 14, 9:36 PM | Aug 14, 8:36 PM | Aug 14, 7:36 PM | Aug 14, 6:36 PM | Aug 14, 5:36 PM | Aug 14, 3:36 PM |
| New Moon | Aug 21, 1:35 PM | Aug 21, 12:35 PM | Aug 21, 11:35 AM | Aug 21, 10:35 AM | Aug 21, 9:35 AM | Aug 21, 7:35 AM |
| First Quarter | Aug 28, 10:43 AM | Aug 28, 9:43 AM | Aug 28, 8:43 AM | Aug 28, 7:43 AM | Aug 28, 6:43 AM | Aug 28, 4:43 AM |
The Sturgeon Moon is a micromoon, 406,203 km away (within 10% of the year's farthest). See how we define a supermoon.
Also in the sky in August 2036
- Apogee (farthest): Aug 6, 4:00 PM ET, 406,229 km from Earth.
- Perigee (closest): Aug 21, 12:28 AM ET, 357,806 km from Earth.
- Total lunar eclipse, greatest Aug 6, 10:51 PM ET.
- Partial solar eclipse, greatest Aug 21, 1:24 PM ET.
- Venus at greatest morning elongation: Aug 8, 4:38 AM ET, 46° from the Sun.
- Mercury at greatest evening elongation: Aug 11, 10:16 PM ET, 27° from the Sun.
- Perseids peak: Aug 12, 11:42 AM ET.
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