Weather and Nature

Moon phases in 2029

Every new moon, first quarter, full moon and last quarter of 2029, with date, time in UTC and distance from Earth.

DateTime (UTC)Distance from Earth
Last quarter07 Jan 202913:26370,657 km
New moon14 Jan 202917:24389,431 km
First quarter22 Jan 202919:23402,189 km
Full moon30 Jan 202906:03367,046 km
Last quarter05 Feb 202921:52373,461 km
New moon13 Feb 202910:31399,437 km
First quarter21 Feb 202915:10396,265 km
Full moon · Supermoon28 Feb 202917:10359,659 km
Last quarter07 Mar 202907:52378,821 km
New moon15 Mar 202904:19405,522 km
First quarter23 Mar 202907:33388,436 km
Full moon · Supermoon30 Mar 202902:26356,683 km
Last quarter05 Apr 202919:51386,036 km
New moon13 Apr 202921:40406,373 km
First quarter21 Apr 202919:50380,734 km
Full moon · Supermoon28 Apr 202910:37358,383 km
Last quarter05 May 202909:48393,728 km
New moon13 May 202913:42402,042 km
First quarter21 May 202904:16374,641 km
Full moon27 May 202918:37364,262 km
Last quarter04 Jun 202901:19400,157 km
New moon12 Jun 202903:51393,717 km
First quarter19 Jun 202909:54370,877 km
Full moon26 Jun 202903:22373,267 km
Last quarter03 Jul 202917:58403,771 km
New moon11 Jul 202915:51383,242 km
First quarter18 Jul 202914:14369,672 km
Full moon25 Jul 202913:36383,893 km
Last quarter02 Aug 202911:15403,640 km
New moon10 Aug 202901:56372,644 km
First quarter16 Aug 202918:55371,116 km
Full moon24 Aug 202901:51394,276 km
Last quarter01 Sept 202904:33399,731 km
New moon08 Sept 202910:44363,783 km
First quarter15 Sept 202901:29375,216 km
Full moon22 Sept 202916:29402,367 km
Last quarter30 Sept 202920:57393,033 km
New moon07 Oct 202919:14358,187 km
First quarter14 Oct 202911:09381,652 km
Full moon · Micromoon22 Oct 202909:28406,277 km
Last quarter30 Oct 202911:32385,282 km
New moon06 Nov 202904:24356,950 km
First quarter13 Nov 202900:35389,484 km
Full moon21 Nov 202904:03404,820 km
Last quarter28 Nov 202923:48378,244 km
New moon05 Dec 202914:52360,531 km
First quarter12 Dec 202917:49397,119 km
Full moon20 Dec 202922:46398,120 km
Last quarter28 Dec 202909:49373,129 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.