Moon phases, Full and New Moon in August 1943

Here's a detailed overview of the Moon Phases in August 1943. Discover the lunar cycle that month and its fascinating changes to the night sky, from the beginnings of the New Moon to the bright illumination of the Full Moon. Explore the cosmic events of August 1943 and see how they fit into the broader lunar calendar.

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When was the Full Moon in August 1943?

The Full Moon in August 1943 occurred on August 15, 1943. During this phase, the moon was fully illuminated, marking the midpoint of the lunar cycle.

When was the New Moon in August 1943?

The New Moon in August 1943 occurred on August 01, 1943. This phase marks the beginning of the lunar cycle, when the moon is positioned between the Earth and the Sun, making it nearly invisible in the night sky. The New Moon is a time traditionally associated with new beginnings and setting intentions. On August 01, 1943, the moon started a fresh cycle, gradually moving towards the First Quarter and eventually reaching the Full Moon.

Moon Phases and Calendar in August 1943

In August 1943, the moon's phases played a significant role in the night sky, influencing both natural phenomena and cultural traditions. This lunar calendar for August 1943 provides a detailed look at the key moon phases, including the New Moon, Full Moon, First Quarter, and Last Quarter. Whether you're tracking the moon's cycle for personal, astronomical, or historical reasons, this month’s lunar phases offer insights into how the moon transitions throughout its orbit. Explore the complete August 1943 moon calendar to discover the exact dates and times of each phase, and learn how these celestial events fit into the broader lunar calendar for the year.

August 01, 1943 New Moon
August 04, 1943 Waxing crescent
August 09, 1943 First Quarter
August 12, 1943 Waxing gibbous
August 15, 1943 Full Moon
August 18, 1943 Waning gibbous
August 22, 1943 Last Quarter
August 25, 1943 Waning crescent

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