The August full moon comes to offer astronomy enthusiasts unique images that will remain unforgettable. This impressive celestial phenomenon, also known as the Sturgeon Moon, will dominate the night sky offering magical moments to those who love the natural beauty of space.
When does the August full moon peak
The climactic point of the August full moon is achieved at 3:55 a.m. (Eastern Time) on Saturday, August 9, 2024. This moment marks when the Moon is in its fullest phase, creating the most spectacular images in the sky.
Ideal observation conditions are formed immediately after sunset, when:
- The sky has darkened sufficiently for clear visibility
- The natural twilight light creates an enchanting backdrop
- The atmosphere presents its maximum clarity
Images and observation for two consecutive nights
The distinctive characteristic of this August full moon is the ability to enjoy spectacular images for two consecutive evenings. This rare phenomenon offers an extended viewing window to observers, allowing them to experience the magic of the starry sky with more opportunities.
During these nights, the Moon appears fully illuminated on the eastern horizon, presenting images that combine natural beauty with astronomical rarity. Its intense brightness and impressive presence invite young and old to discover the magic hidden in the night sky.
August full moon: see photos from various regions of Greece
August full moon from Thessaloniki
August full moon from Nafplio
August full moon from Corfu
