Real Time Solar System.

Moon calendar

Moon phases in June 2026

The full moon falls on 29 June 2026.

Phases

Perigee and apogee

EventDate and time (UTC)Distance
Apogee406,356 km
Perigee357,186 km
Apogee406,256 km

The Moon's distance varies by more than 40,000 km over a month. At perigee the disc appears about 14% wider than at apogee — a difference that is obvious in a photograph and almost impossible to judge by eye, since there is nothing in the sky to compare it to.

Times from an ELP-derived lunar theory, accurate to within one arcminute. Watch the phase change in the live simulation. A new moon is when a solar eclipse becomes possible; a full moon, a lunar one.