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August’s Sturgeon Moon: How to See 2026’s Full Moon and Eclipse

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August’s Sturgeon Moon: How to See 2026’s Full Moon and Eclipse
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The August 2026 full moon (the Sturgeon Moon) will reach fullness at 12:18 a.m. UTC on Aug 28, accompanied by a partial lunar eclipse visible across the Americas and parts of Africa and Europe, turning the Moon red at maximum; US observers will see moonrise on Aug 27, while Europe and Africa catch the eclipse in the early hours of Aug 28. The article explains the Sturgeon Moon’s Native American origins, suggests skywatching highlights (Summer Triangle, Venus, Spica, Saturn, Jupiter), and provides local timings for major cities plus practical tips for photographing the event.

Topics:sciencespace#august-2026#full-moon#lunar-eclipse#skywatching#space#sturgeon-moon
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