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In Photos: Buck Moon Dazzles As First Full Moon Of Summer Rises

GLOBAL, JUL 10 – The Buck Moon will appear at its lowest sky position due to a major lunar standstill and summer solstice timing, offering a rare viewing opportunity for astronomy enthusiasts.

  • On Thursday, July 10, the Buck Moon will reach peak fullness at 4:36 p.m. EDT, appearing low in the sky due to its timing near the summer solstice and a rare lunar standstill.
  • The Buck Moon’s low, prominent position results from its timing near the summer solstice and a rare Major Lunar Standstill, causing its distinctive orbital path.
  • Drawing from Native American, colonial American, and European traditions, the Buck Moon’s name reflects deer antler growth and the start of hunting season.
  • If you miss the Buck Moon, mark Saturday, Aug. 9, for the next full moon, called the Sturgeon Moon.
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Exact time to see July's 'glowing' Buck Moon in UK skies tonight

July's full moon known as the Buck Moon will appear in UK skies tonight (July 10) in the constellation Sagittarius.

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