MOON EVENTS
Moon events
Dates of supermoons and the Korean Daeboreum observance in Korea Standard Time (KST), and worldwide lunar eclipse peaks in UTC.
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Supermoons
All dates, 2025–2031 →This site labels a full moon a supermoon when its geocentric distance at the exact full-moon instant is at or below 360,000 km. This is a site policy, not an official astronomical definition.
Lunar eclipses
Dates and peak times are in UTC, as in most almanacs. Open an eclipse to see each stage in your city’s local time and whether the Moon is up.
- · Penumbral lunar eclipsePeak 23:12 UTC
The Moon passes only through Earth’s outer shadow. The slight dimming is difficult to notice with the naked eye.
- · Penumbral lunar eclipsePeak 16:02 UTC
The Moon passes only through Earth’s outer shadow. The slight dimming is difficult to notice with the naked eye.
- · Penumbral lunar eclipsePeak 07:13 UTC
The Moon passes only through Earth’s outer shadow. The slight dimming is difficult to notice with the naked eye.
- · Partial lunar eclipsePeak 04:13 UTC
Part of the Moon enters Earth’s umbra, visibly darkening one side.
Jeongwol Daeboreum
A Korean cultural observance on the 15th day of the first lunar month. Its calendar date does not always coincide with the exact astronomical full-moon instant.