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Delarage

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1. Tonight!

Reply to milestogo (Original post)

Mon Jun 29, 2026, 01:25 PM

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Thanks! I'll be out looking 👍

The June full moon occurs at 7:57 p.m. EDT (2357 GMT) on June 29. That's when the lunar disk will pass opposite the sun in Earth's sky, appearing fully lit by the sun's rays.

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June's Strawberry Moon is unlike any other full moon. Here's why. [View all] milestogo Yesterday OP

Tonight! Delarage Yesterday #1

Me too! Looking for an nice hill with an open and elevated view facing southeast. erronis Yesterday #2

I find moon photos to be best at moonrise and set. usonian Yesterday #3

Here is a cool site to see exactly where and when it will rise for your location. Eko Yesterday #4

I was happy to see it early this morning on my run. Dulcinea 14 hrs ago #5