Blue Moon Gone? Next Spectacle Arrives in 28 Days
Blue Moon Gone? Next Spectacle Arrives in 28 Days
Global · Published Jun 1, 2026
Skywatchers who missed May’s rare blue moon will get another lunar show on Monday, June 29, when the full Strawberry Moon peaks at 7:57 p.m. ET. Named by Native American tribes for the strawberry harvest season, the moon is also known as the Blooming Moon and Green Corn Moon. The next blue moon — when two full moons occur in one month — will not happen again until December
Other major 2026 lunar events include August’s partial lunar eclipse and two supermoons in November and December.

Why It's Important?

This event is important for astronomy enthusiasts and anyone who enjoys observing celestial phenomena. The Strawberry Moon offers a beautiful and easily observable event that connects people to both nature and cultural traditions. It provides an opportunity to appreciate the beauty of the night sky and learn about the historical significance of lunar cycles in various cultures. Furthermore, highlighting these events encourages public interest in science and astronomy, making these fields more accessible and engaging for a broader audience. For those who missed previous lunar events, this is a chance to participate in a shared experience and witness a unique astronomical spectacle.

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