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Is there a full moon tonight? October harvest moon 2025 is supermoon that'll shine for days
The first and brightest supermoon of 2025 is just days away. October's harvest moon will appear to be the largest moon and will illuminate the sky for several nights. Here's what to know and when to watch.
The October full moon will orbit closer to Earth than all the other full moons this year so far, making it a special supermoon that will appear the biggest, brightest and yellowest of 2025, giving stargazers a night to remember.
The harvest moon is also different from all other full moons in that it isn't tied to a particular month, but rather to the timing of the autumnal equinox, which can happen either in September or October. This year the autumnal equinox fell on Sept. 22.
International Observe the Moon Night 2025: 4 things to see on the lunar surface on Oct. 4
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International Observe the Moon Night 2025 is upon us! Here's what to look for when the lunar disk rises above the eastern horizon on Oct. 4.
Each year NASA teams up with a host of international partners to hold events to engage the public in observing the moon and learn about humanity's efforts to explore Earth's natural satellite. Be sure to check out the Observe the Moon Night website to explore over 950 virtual and in-person events that are being held to mark the occasion!
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Harvest Moon 2025: Watch a rare October supermoon rise amid shooting stars
The famous Harvest Moon — the first of three supermoons of 2025 — will be the first full moon of autumn when it rises on Oct. 6-7.
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On Monday (Oct. 6) the first supermoon of 2025 will rise big and bright into the autumn sky. Dubbed the Harvest Moon — one of the most famous full moons of the year — it is the first full moon of autumn in the Northern Hemisphere, traditionally used to mark the end of the harvest season.
The moon will officially turn full at 11:47 p.m. EST on Monday (3:47 p.m. UTC on Tuesday, October 7) and will appear bright and full on the nights immediately before and after the peak. Dusk on Tuesday will be the best time to see the full moon appear on the eastern horizon, but it’s also worth looking east at dusk on Sunday (Oct. 5) to see the almost-full moon shine just above Saturn, which is about as close to Earth as it ever gets.