The Moon in January 2027
The Moon is full on 22 January, and new on 7 January. Every night of January 2027 is drawn below, from astronomy-engine's numbers for the Moon at 10 pm Mountain Time; the shape is the same anywhere in the US that night.
January 2027
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The four phase dates
- New Moon
Thursday 7 January 2027 - First quarter
Friday 15 January 2027 - Full Moon
Friday 22 January 2027 - Last quarter
Friday 29 January 2027
In January, look at the Moon every night. On 22 January 2027 it is a big round circle. Around 7 January 2027 you can't see it at all. Draw what you see.
The Moon is full on 22 January, and new on 7 January. First quarter, when the right half is lit, is on 15 January 2027: a good night to look at craters with binoculars, along the line between light and dark. The Moon goes from new to full and back in about 29 and a half days.
The Moon is full on 22 January, and new on 7 January. At that full Moon, astronomy-engine puts it about 357,635 km from Earth's center; the Moon's distance swings between about 356,000 and 406,000 km. Phase dates here are the Mountain Time day of the exact instant, so a phase late in the evening can fall on the next day in Europe.
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“Count the nights from one full Moon to the next. You'll get about twenty-nine and a half.”