Moon Phase Forecast for August 22, 2025
On August 22, 2025, the moon is in the waning crescent phase with only 1% illumination, marking the end of its 29.5-day lunar cycle, with the next full moon occurring on September 7.
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Tonight's Moon Phase: What to Expect in the Night Sky
On August 18, 2025, the moon is in the waning crescent phase, 25% illuminated, nearing the new moon, with opportunities to observe features like Oceanus Procellarum and Kepler Crater, and the next full moon is on September 7.
Upcoming Moon Phases and Night Sky Highlights in August 2025
On August 17, 2025, the moon is in the waning crescent phase, 35% lit, as part of its 29.5-day lunar cycle, with the next full moon occurring on September 7. The article explains the moon's phases and how they are caused by the relative positions of the Sun, Moon, and Earth.
Moon and Saturn's Celestial Dance: Key Sky Event on May 31
On the morning of May 31, 2024, the moon, in its waning crescent phase, will pass Saturn in the dawn twilight, making for an observable celestial event. The conjunction will be more visible from the southern hemisphere, where it will appear in a fully dark sky.
Celestial Delights Await: A Guide to September Skywatching
Skywatching this weekend offers a variety of celestial sights, including Venus in the evening sky, with its greatest eastern elongation making it more visible after sunset. Venus will be bright and easily distinguishable from surrounding stars, and its changing phases can be observed with a telescope. Additionally, the waning crescent Moon will be visible in the pre-dawn sky, gradually decreasing in illumination until the New Moon phase. Observers can also look forward to celestial pairings with planets like Venus or Mercury, as well as the opportunity to spot deep-sky objects. The waning crescent phase holds cultural and spiritual significance in various traditions.