Moon phases, November 2026
Last Quarter · New Moon · First Quarter · Full Moon
The full Moon of is traditionally called the Beaver Moon. It is 360,765 km from Earth.
1
54%
Last Quarter
2
43%
3
32%
4
23%
5
14%
6
8%
7
3%
8
1%
9
0%
New Moon
10
2%
11
5%
12
10%
13
16%
14
23%
15
32%
16
41%
17
50%
First Quarter
18
60%
19
70%
20
79%
21
87%
22
94%
23
98%
24
100%
Full Moon
25
99%
26
95%
27
88%
28
79%
29
69%
30
58%
Illumination at 12:00 UTC each day, drawn as seen from the northern hemisphere. For moonrise and moonset where you are, open your city page.
Full Moon times around the world
| Phase | New York | London | Delhi | Tokyo | Sydney |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Last Quarter | Sun 1 Nov 15:28 | Sun 1 Nov 20:28 | Mon 2 Nov 01:58 | Mon 2 Nov 05:28 | Mon 2 Nov 07:28 |
| New Moon | Mon 9 Nov 02:02 | Mon 9 Nov 07:02 | Mon 9 Nov 12:32 | Mon 9 Nov 16:02 | Mon 9 Nov 18:02 |
| First Quarter | Tue 17 Nov 06:47 | Tue 17 Nov 11:47 | Tue 17 Nov 17:17 | Tue 17 Nov 20:47 | Tue 17 Nov 22:47 |
| Full Moon | Tue 24 Nov 09:53 | Tue 24 Nov 14:53 | Tue 24 Nov 20:23 | Tue 24 Nov 23:53 | Wed 25 Nov 01:53 |
Also in the sky in November 2026
- Moon and Mars 1.0° apart
- Moon and Jupiter 0.5° apart
- Mercury at inferior conjunction
- Southern Taurids peak (up to 7/h; Moon 12%)
- Moon and Venus 1.0° apart
- Northern Taurids peak (up to 5/h; Moon 11%)
- Moon at apogee 405,650 km
- Mars and Jupiter 1.2° apart
- Leonids peak (up to 15/h; Moon 55%)
- Mercury greatest morning elongation (19.6°)
- Moon at perigee 359,336 km
- Uranus at opposition
- Moon and Jupiter 1.1° apart
- Moon and Mars 3.0° apart
Close approaches are geocentric separations under 3°; from your location the Moon's position can differ by up to about 1°.