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The Moon on Sunday, September 6, 1908: Waxing Gibbous, 78% lit

Waxing · 77.9% lit · ♑︎ Capricorn 17°

Moon age

10.5days

Moon phase on September 6, 1908Waxing Gibbous

Sunday 6 September 1908366,969 km · north up · 12:00 UTC

On Sunday, September 6, 1908, the Moon was a Waxing Gibbous: 77.9% of its visible face lit, 10.5 days after the new moon and growing each night.

77.9%Illumination at noon UTC
10.5 dMoon age
366,969 km228,024 mi from Earth
♑︎ CapricornMoon sign (17°)
32.6′Apparent size (arcmin)
WaxingLit on the right (N. Hemisphere)

Nearest moon phases

The nearest full moon to September 6, 1908 is on Thursday, September 10, 1908 at 12:23 UTC, 4 days later, and the nearest new moon is on Wednesday, August 26, 1908 at 22:59 UTC, 11 days earlier.

The Moon around September 6

More about this date

Sunday, September 6, 1908 falls in the lunar cycle that runs from the new moon of August 26, 1908 to the new moon of September 25, 1908, a cycle of 29.67 days.