Luna calendar June 2023: All phases and when the full moon takes ...

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Actualizado 01/06/2023 - 08:08 CDT

The moon's cycle takes 29.53 days, with this duration representing the time it takes for the moon to complete its four phases, consistently following the same sequence month after month.

While the lunar calendar doesn't precisely reset every month, it comes close to doing so, albeit with a slight variation that prevents complete accuracy.

Here, MARCA provides you with the lunar calendar for June 2023.

Based on previous movements and considering the four phases-Full Moon, Waning Quarter, New Moon, and Crescent Quarter-they will occur on June 4, June 10, June 18, and June 26, respectively.

To present it more succinctly:

The moon will repeat its four phases, commonly described based on its observable appearance.

These terms have been attributed to it for a long time, although it is known by other names as well.

The complete lunar calendar for 2023 is now known, and it is possible to calculate the lunar phases for the upcoming years since the pace at which it changes phase remains consistent.

For instance, by utilizing the 29.53-day cycle, it becomes possible to determine when the future full Moons will take place in the coming months.