2030 New Moon and Full Moon Calendar

Every new moon and full moon of 2030 is listed below with date, time, sign and degree. The year contains 13 new moons and 12 full moons, 3 of which are eclipses. Times are given in UTC.

13
new moons
12
full moons
3
eclipses
3
supermoons
2030 lunar phases
Date and timePhaseSignNotes
January 4, 02:50New MoonCapricorn 13°47′·
January 19, 15:54Full MoonCancer 29°37′·
February 2, 16:08New MoonAquarius 13°52′·
February 18, 06:20Full MoonLeo 29°38′·
March 4, 06:35New MoonPisces 13°44′·
March 19, 17:57Full MoonVirgo 29°11′·
April 2, 22:03New MoonAries 13°13′·
April 18, 03:20Full MoonLibra 28°10′Supermoon
May 2, 14:12New MoonTaurus 12°14′·
May 17, 11:19Full MoonScorpio 26°37′Supermoon
June 1, 06:22New MoonGemini 10°50′Annular Solar Eclipse
June 15, 18:41Full MoonSagittarius 24°43′Partial Lunar Eclipse, Supermoon
June 30, 21:35New MoonCancer 9°09′·
July 15, 02:12Full MoonCapricorn 22°41′·
July 30, 11:11New MoonLeo 7°22′·
August 13, 10:44Full MoonAquarius 20°46′·
August 28, 23:07New MoonVirgo 5°42′·
September 11, 21:18Full MoonPisces 19°11′·
September 27, 09:55New MoonLibra 4°21′·
October 11, 10:47Full MoonAries 18°11′·
October 26, 20:17New MoonScorpio 3°28′·
November 10, 03:30Full MoonTaurus 17°47′·
November 25, 06:46New MoonSagittarius 3°02′Total Solar Eclipse
December 9, 22:41Full MoonGemini 17°55′·
December 24, 17:32New MoonCapricorn 2°57′·

Eclipses in 2030

The eclipses of the year are: June 1, Annular Solar Eclipse in Gemini; June 15, Partial Lunar Eclipse in Sagittarius; November 25, Total Solar Eclipse in Sagittarius. Unlike ordinary new and full moons, eclipses occur near the Moon's nodes; in the classical tradition their effects are considered longer lasting. Rows with a purple background mark eclipses in the table.

Supermoons and Blue Moons

The year has 3 supermoon full moons (April 18, May 17, June 15). A supermoon occurs when the full moon coincides with the Moon's closest approach to Earth, making it noticeably larger and brighter. No calendar month this year contains two full moons, so there is no Blue Moon.

New and full moon moments are when the longitudinal separation between Moon and Sun is exactly 0° and 180°. Sign and degree give the Moon's tropical position at that instant. For the live calendar, eclipse markers and commentary on each lunation see the New Moon and Full Moon calendar. Void of course hours are on a separate page: 2030 Void of Course Moon calendar.