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Lunar Phase Calendar

When is the next new moon? and when was full moon in December 1316? Here you will find the answers.
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**Tuesday 7 February 2012**
Time (24-hour clock)	Object (Link)	Event
13h53.7m	Moon	Full Moon (diameter: 31.839', declination: 10.87°)

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Glossary:

New Moon: Moon reaches the same geocentric ecliptic longitude as the Sun. Solar eclipses may take place, if knot passage takes place within about one day.
First Quarter: The Moon is 90° ahead of the Sun in geocentric ecliptic longitude.
Full Moon: The difference in geocentric ecliptic longitude among the Moon and the Sun is 180°. Lunar eclipses may take place, if knot passage is not too far away.
Last Quarter: Moon is 270° ahead of the Sun in geocentric ecliptic longitude.
Knot Passage: The object crosses the plain of the ecliptic. In the ascending node, the object crosses the plain while moving in direction north. About a half orbit later the object passes the descending node while moving south.

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