Moon phases, August 2027

New Moon 2 Aug, 10:05 UTC · First Quarter 9 Aug, 04:54 UTC · Full Moon 17 Aug, 07:28 UTC · Last Quarter 25 Aug, 02:27 UTC · New Moon 31 Aug, 17:41 UTC

The full Moon of 17 August is traditionally called the Sturgeon Moon. It is 405,081 km from Earth, far enough to be a micromoon.

1 1%

2 0% New Moon

3 2%

4 6%

5 14%

6 22%

7 32%

8 43%

9 53% First Quarter

10 63%

11 72%

12 81%

13 88%

14 93%

15 97%

16 99%

17 100% Full Moon

18 99%

19 96%

20 91%

21 84%

22 76%

23 67%

24 57%

25 46% Last Quarter

26 35%

27 24%

28 15%

29 7%

30 2%

31 0% New Moon

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
New Moon	Mon 2 Aug 06:05	Mon 2 Aug 11:05	Mon 2 Aug 15:35	Mon 2 Aug 19:05	Mon 2 Aug 20:05
First Quarter	Mon 9 Aug 00:54	Mon 9 Aug 05:54	Mon 9 Aug 10:24	Mon 9 Aug 13:54	Mon 9 Aug 14:54
Full Moon	Tue 17 Aug 03:28	Tue 17 Aug 08:28	Tue 17 Aug 12:58	Tue 17 Aug 16:28	Tue 17 Aug 17:28
Last Quarter	Tue 24 Aug 22:27	Wed 25 Aug 03:27	Wed 25 Aug 07:57	Wed 25 Aug 11:27	Wed 25 Aug 12:27
New Moon	Tue 31 Aug 13:41	Tue 31 Aug 18:41	Tue 31 Aug 23:11	Wed 1 Sep 02:41	Wed 1 Sep 03:41

Also in the sky in August 2027

Mon 2 Aug, 06:18 UTC Moon at perigee 357,359 km
Mon 2 Aug, 10:06 UTC Total solar eclipse
Tue 3 Aug, 20:26 UTC Moon and Jupiter 2.7° apart
Wed 11 Aug, 11:02 UTC Mercury at superior conjunction
Thu 12 Aug, 00:20 UTC Venus at superior conjunction
Fri 13 Aug, 08:11 UTC Perseids peak (up to 100/h; Moon 87%)
Sun 15 Aug, 14:08 UTC Moon at apogee 406,098 km
Tue 17 Aug, 07:13 UTC Penumbral lunar eclipse
Mon 30 Aug, 15:34 UTC Moon at perigee 359,196 km
Tue 31 Aug, 07:29 UTC Jupiter conjunction with the Sun

Close approaches are geocentric separations under 3°; from your location the Moon's position can differ by up to about 1°.