2008 Phases of the Moon
Prepared by John Mosley and Anthony Cook
Griffith Observatory
Pacific Standard Time
(Corrected for Daylight Saving Time Mar 9 - Nov 1) |
NEW MOON FIRST QUARTER FULL MOON LAST QUARTER |
JAN 8 3:37 am JAN 15 11:46 am JAN 22 5:35 am JAN 29 9:03 pm
FEB 6 7:44 pm FEB 13 7:33 pm FEB 20 7:30 pm FEB 28 6:18 pm
MAR 7 9:14 am MAR 14 3:46 am MAR 21 11:40 am MAR 29 2:47 pm
APR 5 8:55 pm APR 12 11:32 am APR 20 3:25 am APR 28 7:12 am
MAY 5 5:18 am MAY 11 8:47 pm MAY 19 7:11 pm MAY 27 7:57 pm
JUN 3 12:23 pm JUN 10 8:04 am JUN 18 10:30 am JUN 26 5:10 am
JUL 2 7:19 pm JUL 9 9:35 pm JUL 18 12:59 am JUL 25 11:42 am
AUG 1 3:13 am AUG 8 1:20 pm AUG 16 2:16 pm AUG 23 4:50 pm
AUG 30 12:58 pm SEP 7 7:04 am SEP 15 2:13 am SEP 21 10:04 pm
SEP 29 1:12 am OCT 7 2:04 am OCT 14 1:02 pm OCT 21 4:55 am
OCT 28 4:14 pm NOV 5 8:03 pm NOV 12 10:17 pm NOV 19 1:31 pm
NOV 27 8:55 am DEC 5 1:26 pm DEC 12 8:37 am DEC 19 2:29 am
DEC 27 4:22 am
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Data from US Naval Observatory http://aa.usno.navy.mil/data/docs/MoonPhase.html
corrected for Los Angeles' local time zone and daylight time when in effect. |
Seasons |
spring equinox 10:50 pm PDT March 19
summer solstice 5:01 pm PDT June 20
autumn equinox 8:46 am PDT September 22
winter solstice 4:04 am PST December 21
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The earth is at perihelion (closest to the sun) on January 2 at 4 pm.
The earth is at aphelion (farthest from sun) on July 4 at 1 am.
Data adapted from the United States Naval Observatory |
Table Revised 20 September 2007 |