Feb102028 · UTC
Supermoon — Snow Moon
The Snow Moon occurs near perigee and appears somewhat larger and brighter than an average full moon.
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February 2028.
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| 27 | 28 | 29 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
4 events this month
Grouped by peak date in UTCThursday, February 10 UTC
Friday, February 25 UTC
Feb252028 · UTC
New Moon
Dark moonless skies make this a useful night for stargazing.
Sunday, February 27 UTC
Feb272028 · UTC
Mercury at Greatest Western Elongation
Mercury reaches its widest apparent separation from the Sun and is best placed in the morning sky.
Monday, February 28 UTC
Feb282028 · UTC
Venus–Saturn Conjunction
Venus and Saturn pass about 3.4° apart.
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