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The Moon on Monday, September 2, 1940: New Moon, 0% lit

Waxing · 0.2% lit · ♍︎ Virgo 14°

New Moon at

04:15UTC

Moon phase on September 2, 1940New Moon

Monday 2 September 1940359,613 km · north up · 12:00 UTC

On Monday, September 2, 1940, the Moon was a New Moon: 0.2% of its visible face lit, 29.7 days after the new moon and between the Earth and the Sun, so it is not visible. The exact New Moon happened at .

0.2%Illumination at noon UTC
29.7 dMoon age
359,613 km223,453 mi from Earth
♍︎ VirgoMoon sign (14°)
33.2′Apparent size (arcmin)
NewDark side faces Earth

Nearest moon phases

The nearest full moon to September 2, 1940 is on Monday, September 16, 1940 at 14:41 UTC, 14 days later, and the nearest new moon is on Monday, September 2, 1940 at 04:15 UTC, the same day.

PhaseDateTime (UTC)
Last Quarter (before)Monday, August 26, 194003:33
New Moon (this day)Monday, September 2, 194004:15
First Quarter (after)Sunday, September 8, 194019:32

The Moon around September 2

More about this date

Monday, September 2, 1940 falls in the lunar cycle that runs from the new moon of September 2, 1940 to the new moon of October 1, 1940, a cycle of 29.35 days.