Today's Moon Phase

Location: Columbus, Ohio, United States

Latitude: 39.9625

Longitude: -83.0061

Time Zone: (EST), GMT-05:00

Time Zone ID: America/New_York

Waning Gibbous

Nov 18

Waning Gibbous ↓

Illumination: 87%

Waning Gibbous

Nov 19

Waning Gibbous ↓

Illumination: 79%

TODAYWaning Gibbous

Nov 20

Waning Gibbous ↓

Illumination: 70%

Waning Gibbous

Nov 21

Waning Gibbous ↓

Illumination: 60%

Last Quarter - 08:29 pm

Nov 22

Last Quarter - 08:29 pm ↓

Illumination: 50%

Moon phase today

Today: Wednesday, November 20, 2024

• Moon Phase: Waning Gibbous ↓

• Illumination: 70%

• Moon Age: 20.19 days

• Moon Angle: 0.51

• Moon Distance: 390,262.632 km

• Moonset: 12:19 pm

• Moonrise: 09:46 pm

• Sun Angle: 0.54

• Sun Distance: 147,762,081.277 km

• Sunrise: 07:23 am

• Golden Hour Ends: 08:04 am

• Golden Hour Starts: 04:33 pm

• Sunset: 05:14 pm

• Length of day: 09h 50m

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Moon tonight

07:00 pm

Waning Gibbous

70%

08:00 pm

Waning Gibbous

69%

09:00 pm

Waning Gibbous

69%

10:00 pm

Waning Gibbous

69%

11:00 pm

Waning Gibbous

68%

Moon phases for November 2024

New Moon

New Moon

Nov 1

08:48 am

First Quarter

First Quarter

Nov 9

12:56 am

Full Moon

Full Moon

Nov 15

04:29 pm

Last Quarter

Last Quarter

Nov 22

08:29 pm

Your Comment

    9 Comments
  • richard roos
    05-06-2023 at 10:12 UTC

    Best date for photographing lunar Apennines?

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    • Michael Coats
      08-02-2020 at 19:18 UTC

      Are the times given for the phases of the moon local for me, CDT, Eastern time, EDT, or GMT?

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      • Marvin McIntosh
        05-17-2020 at 04:12 UTC

        You need to have a milage conversation distance.

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        • npc catcher
          03-07-2023 at 08:14 UTC

          are you real

        • rj
          01-22-2023 at 08:22 UTC

          OR
          One can just type, e.g.:
          364,143.928 km = ? mi
          into the address bar and DDG, Google, or [insert search engine] will provide the conversion.
          One can type mi, MI, mile, feet, inch, cm ... whatever unit of length one wants to get.

          BTW, 364,143.928 km = 226268.5 mi.

          And I agree, the people who run this website and keep the data flowing are awesome!

        • JOHN
          08-21-2021 at 03:48 UTC

          This site is simply AWESOME. Use windows 8/10 calculator which will do length & speed conversions beside std, scientific, and programmer calc.
          To everyone else, USA users, don't be lazy.
          We need to solve our own problems Like km/miles etc. since the tools are on ur desktop!

      • R. A. Heddinger
        01-31-2020 at 18:56 UTC

        Thank you for simple and direct information on the moon phases!

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        • Frank Pike
          01-09-2020 at 05:31 UTC

          Miles instead of kilos would be better, especially as we are now out of Europe!

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          • Xeno
            12-01-2019 at 08:13 UTC

            A toggle for miles instead of km or just adding that in parentheses would be great for US users.

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            • Bernadette
              09-24-2019 at 06:38 UTC

              The last few nights I have seen something under the moon, a planet? Further left a very bright star? What am I seeing?

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              • Xeno of TrueStrangeNews
                12-01-2019 at 08:18 UTC

                This app message board hates quotes apparently. The free app is called Stellarium.

            • Jane Gordon
              07-11-2019 at 14:25 UTC

              I need to download the phase of the moon on any given date. Is there a way to connect to this site and do that?

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              • peter sinclair-gunn
                01-29-2019 at 06:34 UTC

                Thankyou for all you have helped me

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