Fases da Lua
Fase lunar atual e iluminação, além das datas de lua nova e cheia de qualquer ano.
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🌑 Próxima lua nova
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🌕 Próxima lua cheia
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Fases da Lua
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About the lunar cycle
The Moon completes a full cycle of phases — new, first quarter, full, last quarter — every 29.53 days on average (a synodic month). Because that is shorter than most calendar months, phase dates drift earlier through the year, and occasionally a month fits two full moons. All times here are computed locally in your browser from standard astronomical series; nothing is fetched from a server.
Perguntas frequentes
How accurate are these phase times?
Phase instants are computed with the standard astronomical series from Meeus’ "Astronomical Algorithms" (the same math behind most almanacs) and are typically within a few minutes of observatory values for modern dates. The current illumination percentage is a smooth approximation.
Why does the full moon date differ between sources sometimes?
The instant of full moon is a single worldwide moment, but its calendar date depends on the time zone. A full moon at 23:30 UTC is already “tomorrow” in Asia. This page shows both UTC and your local time.
What is a supermoon or a blue moon?
A supermoon is a full moon near the Moon’s closest point to Earth (it looks slightly larger); a blue moon commonly means the second full moon within one calendar month. Both are informal names, not astronomical phase types.