Moon Phases 2019 Calendar

Below table explains about all Moon Phases for the year 2019. As a rule, there are two phases of moon to be specific, Full Moon and New Moon. For your benefit, we have placed it in an organized table for better comprehension of dates for Moon's stages. Specified beneath is the list of Full Moon and New Moon for the year of 2019:

Glossary

Full Moon: This phenomena is called a lunar phase where Moon’s lunar hemisphere facing Earth gets illuminated. All three celestial bodies can be seen in a straight line, with Earth in center of them. The whole near-face surface of Moon illuminates during this phenomenon. This phenomenon occurs every 29.53 days.

New Moon: This phenomenon is the first lunar phase where Moon falls in the middle of Earth and Sun. The opposite side of Moon is illuminated because of planet Sun. During this time, Moon goes excessively near the Sun. It is not visible to normal eyes, but one can see a silhouette image.

Blue Moon: The present world considers this phenomenon as a new one. When a full moon falls twice in a month, it is considered as a Blue Moon. It can be seen as a second full moon appearing in a calendar month.

Black Moon: This occurrence points to the additional New Moon appearing in a season or calendar month or absence of New and Full Moon in a month.