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The Moon on Sunday, March 27, 1910: Waning Gibbous, 97% lit

Waning · 97.5% lit · ♎︎ Libra 24°

Moon age

16.0days

Moon phase on March 27, 1910Waning Gibbous

Sunday 27 March 1910405,594 km · north up · 12:00 UTC

On Sunday, March 27, 1910, the Moon was a Waning Gibbous: 97.5% of its visible face lit, 16.0 days after the new moon and shrinking each night.

97.5%Illumination at noon UTC
16.0 dMoon age
405,594 km252,024 mi from Earth
♎︎ LibraMoon sign (24°)
29.5′Apparent size (arcmin)
WaningLit on the left (N. Hemisphere)

Nearest moon phases

The nearest full moon to March 27, 1910 is on Friday, March 25, 1910 at 20:21 UTC, 2 days earlier, and the nearest new moon is on Saturday, April 9, 1910 at 21:25 UTC, 13 days later.

PhaseDateTime (UTC)
Full Moon (before)Friday, March 25, 191020:21
Last Quarter (after)Sunday, April 3, 191000:47

The Moon around March 27

More about this date

Sunday, March 27, 1910 falls in the lunar cycle that runs from the new moon of March 11, 1910 to the new moon of April 9, 1910, a cycle of 29.38 days.