Dear readers, the year 2024 offers a unique opportunity to observe a fascinating celestial show – the full Moon. This monthly phenomenon, captivating and accessible to everyone, invites us to look up at the sky and admire the majestic Moon.
The Calendar of full moons for 2024
The full Moon occurs approximately every 27 days, when the Moon is fully illuminated by the Sun. In 2024, each month offers us this dazzling scene, with precise moments not to be missed. Here are the dates and times (French legal time) to observe the full Moon:
- January 25 at 6:54 pm in the Cancer constellation
- February 24 at 1:30 pm in Leo
- March 25 at 8am in Virgo
- April 24 at 1:48 also in Virgo
- May 23 at 3:53 pm in Scorpio
- June 22 at 3:07 am in Sagittarius
- July 21 at 12:17 in Capricorn
- August 19 at 20:25 in Aquarius
- September 18 at 4:34 in Pisces
- October 17 at 2:50 still in Pisces
- November 15 at 22:28 in Aries
- December 15 at 10:01 in Taurus
The full Moon occurs when the Earth is between the Sun and the Moon, allowing sunlight to fully illuminate the visible face of the Moon. This natural spectacle repeats in a regular cycle, offering everyone the opportunity to observe the moon in all its splendor.
The effects of the full moon on astrology
The full moon has always been surrounded by mysteries and beliefs, notably in astrology where it is attributed influences on the zodiac signs. According to astrologers, the full moon can amplify the emotions and personality traits associated with each sign. For example, a Cancer may feel more emotional, while a Taurus may be in greater pursuit of stability. These influences are supposed to incite reflection, letting go, or the completion of projects, varying according to each sign and its astral position.
The full Moon, with its brightness and imposing presence, continues to fascinate and inspire. Whether you are an amateur astronomer or simply a curious observer, the full Moon nights in 2024 are moments not to be missed. So, mark these dates in your calendar and get ready to look up at the sky for a memorable astronomical experience.