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Full Moon

Full Moon will occur today at 04:54HST.

New Moon

Young Moon — A very young moon over Waikoloa

New Moon will occur today at 04:58HST.

An annular solar eclipse will occur on the southern tip of South America, across the Atlantic Ocean, and into southern Africa.

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With this full Moon a penumbral lunar eclipse will also occur, visible across Europe and Africa, and partially visible from North America. None of this eclipse will be visible from the mid-Pacific including Hawaiʻi. For the islands the next good lunar eclipse will occur Jan 31, 2018.

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New Moon

New Moon will occur today at 14:07HST.

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Full Moon

Full Moon will occur today at 01:34HST.

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New Moon

New Moon will occur today at 20:53HST.

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Eclipse!

Lunar Eclipse 28Aug2007 — Total lunar eclipse August 28, 2007, photo is a 8sec exposure with a Canon 20Da on a 90mm f/12 APO

Total Lunar Eclipse and Mars — The eclipsed Moon south of the planet Mars just a week after opposition, Canon 6D and 105mm f/4 lens

Lunar Eclipse 20070828 — Total lunar eclipse of 28 Aug 2007, photo is a 8sec exposure with a Canon 20Da on a 90mm f/12 APO

Total Lunar Eclipse 4Apr2015 — The sum of 699 exposures taken through the lunar eclipse of Apr 4, 2015

March 8th, 2016 Solar Eclipse — The solar eclipse of March 8th, 2016 taken from Spencer Beach State Park. Celestron C8 with a Canon 6D at cassegrain focus, 2000mm focal length

Total Lunar Eclipse 14Apr2014 — The total lunar eclipse on Apr 14, 2014, Canon 6D on 90mm f/12 APO

Full Moon

Full Moon will occur today at 14:05HST.

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New Moon

New Moon will occur today at 02:18HST.

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Full Moon

Full Moon will occur today at 03:52HST.

As lunar perigee occurs only a couple hours ahead of full moon this will be the best supermoon of the year. Perigee will occur at 01:23HST, just before the 03:52 full moon. This leads to a modestly larger and brighter full moon.

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