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Buck Moon Peaks July 29 but Best Seen at Moonrise the Evenings of July 28–29

Its bright light will reduce how many faint meteors skywatchers can see.

Buck Moon to Peak July 29 at 10:35 a.m. EST

July’s Skywatch: Mars–Uranus Conjunction, Venus–Regulus and Moon‑lit Meteor Peaks

Strawberry Moon Peaks as Low-Hanging Micromoon

Blue Moon Peaks May 31 as a Micromoon

Snow Moon Peaks Sunday at 5:09 p.m. EST, With Rare Regulus Occultation to Follow

Sturgeon Moon Rises Twice at Dusk Before Close Encounters With Saturn and Neptune