Weather and Nature

Moon phases in 2027

Every new moon, first quarter, full moon and last quarter of 2027, with date, time in UTC and distance from Earth.

DateTime (UTC)Distance from Earth
New moon07 Jan 202720:24406,521 km
First quarter15 Jan 202720:34382,168 km
Full moon · Supermoon22 Jan 202712:17357,644 km
Last quarter29 Jan 202710:55392,896 km
New moon06 Feb 202715:56402,713 km
First quarter14 Feb 202707:58375,729 km
Full moon20 Feb 202723:23363,306 km
Last quarter28 Feb 202705:16399,718 km
New moon08 Mar 202709:29394,350 km
First quarter15 Mar 202716:25371,543 km
Full moon22 Mar 202710:44372,525 km
Last quarter30 Mar 202700:54403,648 km
New moon06 Apr 202723:51383,645 km
First quarter13 Apr 202722:57370,008 km
Full moon20 Apr 202722:27383,426 km
Last quarter28 Apr 202720:18403,585 km
New moon06 May 202710:58372,976 km
First quarter13 May 202704:44371,250 km
Full moon20 May 202710:59393,901 km
Last quarter28 May 202713:58399,665 km
New moon04 Jun 202719:40364,258 km
First quarter11 Jun 202710:56375,113 km
Full moon19 Jun 202700:44401,951 km
Last quarter27 Jun 202704:54393,157 km
New moon04 Jul 202703:02358,805 km
First quarter10 Jul 202718:39381,104 km
Full moon · Micromoon18 Jul 202715:45405,973 km
Last quarter26 Jul 202716:55385,734 km
New moon02 Aug 202710:05357,387 km
First quarter09 Aug 202704:54388,394 km
Full moon17 Aug 202707:29405,078 km
Last quarter25 Aug 202702:27378,853 km
New moon31 Aug 202717:41360,264 km
First quarter07 Sept 202718:31395,774 km
Full moon15 Sept 202723:04399,356 km
Last quarter23 Sept 202710:20373,586 km
New moon30 Sept 202702:36367,134 km
First quarter07 Oct 202711:47401,614 km
Full moon15 Oct 202713:47389,937 km
Last quarter22 Oct 202717:29370,677 km
New moon29 Oct 202713:36377,030 km
First quarter06 Nov 202708:00404,169 km
Full moon14 Nov 202703:26378,761 km
Last quarter21 Nov 202700:48370,538 km
New moon28 Nov 202703:24388,240 km
First quarter06 Dec 202705:22402,444 km
Full moon13 Dec 202716:09368,139 km
Last quarter20 Dec 202709:11373,220 km
New moon27 Dec 202720:12398,406 km

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How these times are calculated

The Moon’s position comes from Meeus’s series (chapter 47, full tables), accurate to about 10 arcseconds. Moonrise and moonset use the standard altitude 0.7275·π − 0.5667°, with π the horizontal parallax, which is the USNO convention. The instants of new moon, full moon and the quarters come from Meeus chapter 49, converted from Dynamical Time to UTC. Checked against the USNO: all 50 phases of 2026 agree to within 41 seconds, and moonrise, moonset and illumination agree to the minute and to the percentage point.