
Tonight’s Full Moon: What the Sky Will Show on September 28, 2026
The Moon is nearly full tonight, in waning gibbous phase, with three lunar seas and Apollo landing sites visible to the naked eye and telescope alike.


The Moon is nearly full tonight, in waning gibbous phase, with three lunar seas and Apollo landing sites visible to the naked eye and telescope alike.

Tonight's moon enters its first quarter, half-lit and glorious. Learn what to look for in the sky and what the next phase brings.

Tonight's Moon shows a waxing crescent, with Mare Crisium and Mare Fecunditatis visible as dark plains amid the growing light.
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