Harvest Moon 2026: September's Full Moon Guide
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Space.com reports that September 2026's full Moon, the Harvest Moon, will reach full illumination at 12:49 p.m. ET on Sept 26 and will appear yellow-orange near the horizon due to Rayleigh scattering; timings vary by city and there will be no lunar eclipse this year. The piece explains the Harvest Moon’s name, offers observing and astrophotography tips, and flags other sky sights to enjoy (Saturn, Jupiter, the Great Square of Pegasus) alongside the Moon, with a look ahead to upcoming full Moons in 2026.
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