Weather and Nature

Moon phases in 2028

Every new moon, first quarter, full moon and last quarter of 2028, with date, time in UTC and distance from Earth.

DateTime (UTC)Distance from Earth
First quarter05 Jan 202801:40396,940 km
Full moon · Supermoon12 Jan 202804:03360,266 km
Last quarter18 Jan 202819:26378,434 km
New moon26 Jan 202815:12405,024 km
First quarter03 Feb 202819:10389,341 km
Full moon · Supermoon10 Feb 202815:04356,720 km
Last quarter17 Feb 202808:08385,514 km
New moon25 Feb 202810:37406,375 km
First quarter04 Mar 202809:02381,574 km
Full moon · Supermoon11 Mar 202801:06358,074 km
Last quarter17 Mar 202823:23393,254 km
New moon26 Mar 202804:31402,277 km
First quarter02 Apr 202819:15375,182 km
Full moon09 Apr 202810:27363,867 km
Last quarter16 Apr 202816:37399,901 km
New moon24 Apr 202819:47393,995 km
First quarter02 May 202802:26371,119 km
Full moon08 May 202819:49372,909 km
Last quarter16 May 202810:43403,681 km
New moon24 May 202808:16383,537 km
First quarter31 May 202807:37369,761 km
Full moon07 Jun 202806:09383,571 km
Last quarter15 Jun 202804:27403,600 km
New moon22 Jun 202818:27372,997 km
First quarter29 Jun 202812:10371,093 km
Full moon06 Jul 202818:11393,953 km
Last quarter14 Jul 202820:57399,819 km
New moon22 Jul 202803:02364,205 km
First quarter28 Jul 202817:40374,939 km
Full moon05 Aug 202808:10402,066 km
Last quarter13 Aug 202811:45393,384 km
New moon20 Aug 202810:44358,581 km
First quarter27 Aug 202801:36380,992 km
Full moon · Micromoon03 Sept 202823:48406,158 km
Last quarter12 Sept 202800:46385,802 km
New moon18 Sept 202818:24357,076 km
First quarter25 Sept 202813:10388,572 km
Full moon03 Oct 202816:25405,161 km
Last quarter11 Oct 202811:57378,683 km
New moon18 Oct 202802:57360,108 km
First quarter25 Oct 202804:53396,301 km
Full moon02 Nov 202809:17399,078 km
Last quarter09 Nov 202821:26373,368 km
New moon16 Nov 202813:18367,419 km
First quarter24 Nov 202800:15402,192 km
Full moon02 Dec 202801:40389,145 km
Last quarter09 Dec 202805:39370,619 km
New moon16 Dec 202802:06377,881 km
First quarter23 Dec 202821:45404,405 km
Full moon31 Dec 202816:48377,600 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.