A "micromoon," or apogee full moon, will occur on May 12, appearing slightly smaller than usual due to its increased distance from Earth. This full moon is called the flower moon due to the ...

A perfect time to explore the lunar maria. May's full moon, known as the 'Flower Moon' is set to dazzle stargazers and the astrophotography community alike when it rises on the night sky on May 12.

The full Flower Moon will soon blossom in Kentucky's night skies. Here's what you should know about the full moon as well as other astronomical happenings happening this month. When is the next ...

April showers bring May flowers, including the Flower Moon. Why is May's full moon called the flower moon? Full moon names often come from seasons, historical crops and the behavior of certain ...

The May full moon, known as the Flower Moon, will reach peak brightness at 11:56 P.M. CT on Monday, May 12. This year's Flower Moon is a micromoon, appearing smaller than an average full moon.

The phenomenon of a Full Moon arises ... near and far to affect its landscape. Sunrise: 5:33 A.M. Sunset: 8:24 P.M. Moonrise: 1:22 P.M. Moonset: 1:39 A.M. The Moon passes 0.5° south of Spica ...

Michigan skies will soon be lit up with spring's next full moon. The Flower Moon will peak May 12, 2025. May is here and spring's next full moon is just around the corner. The Flower Moon ...

Spring is in the air, and so is another exciting lunation! Nicknamed the Flower Moon, this month's full moon rises on May 12 at 9:55 a.m. PT. While this exact time marks its peak, the moon will ...

12th May be QUITE a day for all of us because the Full Moon lands in the secret-revealing, depth-exploring, dark and dangerous sign of Scorpio. Full Moons always adopt the nature of the sign they ...

The full moon of May 2025, aptly known as the Flower Moon, is almost upon us. Representing the pinnacle of springtime, the moon will gleam in the night sky on Monday, May 12, 2025. Although the moon ...

At that time, turn west to see the nearly Full Moon (now 95 percent lit) hanging just below Spica. The pair lies in southern Virgo the Maiden, the sky’s second-largest constellation after Hydra.

Illinois stargazers can see a meteor shower peak Monday and Tuesday, as well as a full “flower” moon soon after. The Eta Aquarid (also spelled Aquariid) meteor shower began April 19 ...