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The Moon on Saturday, March 23, 1940: Full Moon, 100% lit

Waxing · 99.8% lit · ♍︎ Virgo 28°

Full Moon at

19:33UTC

Moon phase on March 23, 1940Full Moon

Saturday 23 March 1940357,053 km · north up · 12:00 UTC

On Saturday, March 23, 1940, the Moon was a Full Moon: 99.8% of its visible face lit, 14.4 days after the new moon and at its fullest. The exact Full Moon happened at .

99.8%Illumination at noon UTC
14.4 dMoon age
357,053 km221,862 mi from Earth
♍︎ VirgoMoon sign (28°)
33.5′Apparent size (arcmin)
FullWhole disc lit

Full moon

This is the Worm Moon, 357,203 km from Earth. Closest supermoon of the yearPenumbral lunar eclipse

Nearest moon phases

The nearest full moon to March 23, 1940 is on Saturday, March 23, 1940 at 19:33 UTC, the same day, and the nearest new moon is on Saturday, March 9, 1940 at 02:23 UTC, 14 days earlier.

PhaseDateTime (UTC)
First Quarter (before)Sunday, March 17, 194003:25
Full Moon (this day)Saturday, March 23, 194019:33
Last Quarter (after)Saturday, March 30, 194016:20

The Moon around March 23

More about this date

Saturday, March 23, 1940 falls in the lunar cycle that runs from the new moon of March 9, 1940 to the new moon of April 7, 1940, a cycle of 29.75 days.