Moon phases in 2050: full calendar

All 49 primary Moon phases in 2050, with the exact date and time in Universal Time (UT). The first full moon is 8 January at 01:39 UT; the first new moon is 23 January at 04:57 UT.

13full moons

12new moons

12first quarters

12last quarters

Time-zone note. These are geocentric phase instants in UT, as supplied by the U.S. Naval Observatory. Your local clock — and occasionally your local calendar date — may differ after conversion.

2050 Moon phase calendar by month

2050 contains 49 primary lunar phases: 13 full moons and 12 new moons. September has two full moons. No calendar month has two new moons.

Month	Primary phases in Universal Time
January	Full Moon Saturday, 8 January at 01:39 UT Last Quarter Sunday, 16 January at 06:17 UT New Moon Sunday, 23 January at 04:57 UT First Quarter Saturday, 29 January at 20:48 UT
February	Full Moon Sunday, 6 February at 20:47 UT Last Quarter Monday, 14 February at 22:10 UT New Moon Monday, 21 February at 15:03 UT First Quarter Monday, 28 February at 11:29 UT
March	Full Moon Tuesday, 8 March at 15:23 UT Last Quarter Wednesday, 16 March at 10:08 UT New Moon Wednesday, 23 March at 00:41 UT First Quarter Wednesday, 30 March at 04:17 UT
April	Full Moon Thursday, 7 April at 08:12 UT Last Quarter Thursday, 14 April at 18:24 UT New Moon Thursday, 21 April at 10:25 UT First Quarter Thursday, 28 April at 22:08 UT
May	Full Moon Friday, 6 May at 22:26 UT Last Quarter Saturday, 14 May at 00:03 UT New Moon Friday, 20 May at 20:51 UT First Quarter Saturday, 28 May at 16:04 UT
June	Full Moon Sunday, 5 June at 09:51 UT Last Quarter Sunday, 12 June at 04:39 UT New Moon Sunday, 19 June at 08:21 UT First Quarter Monday, 27 June at 09:17 UT
July	Full Moon Monday, 4 July at 18:51 UT Last Quarter Monday, 11 July at 09:46 UT New Moon Monday, 18 July at 21:16 UT First Quarter Wednesday, 27 July at 01:05 UT
August	Full Moon Wednesday, 3 August at 02:20 UT Last Quarter Tuesday, 9 August at 16:48 UT New Moon Wednesday, 17 August at 11:47 UT First Quarter Thursday, 25 August at 14:56 UT
September	Full Moon Thursday, 1 September at 09:31 UT Last Quarter Thursday, 8 September at 02:51 UT New Moon Friday, 16 September at 03:49 UT First Quarter Saturday, 24 September at 02:34 UT Full Moon Friday, 30 September at 17:31 UT
October	Last Quarter Friday, 7 October at 16:32 UT New Moon Saturday, 15 October at 20:48 UT First Quarter Sunday, 23 October at 12:10 UT Full Moon Sunday, 30 October at 03:16 UT
November	Last Quarter Sunday, 6 November at 09:57 UT New Moon Monday, 14 November at 13:41 UT First Quarter Monday, 21 November at 20:25 UT Full Moon Monday, 28 November at 15:09 UT
December	Last Quarter Tuesday, 6 December at 06:27 UT New Moon Wednesday, 14 December at 05:18 UT First Quarter Wednesday, 21 December at 04:15 UT Full Moon Wednesday, 28 December at 05:15 UT

Full moon dates in 2050

Saturday, 8 January at 01:39 UT
Sunday, 6 February at 20:47 UT
Tuesday, 8 March at 15:23 UT
Thursday, 7 April at 08:12 UT
Friday, 6 May at 22:26 UT
Sunday, 5 June at 09:51 UT
Monday, 4 July at 18:51 UT
Wednesday, 3 August at 02:20 UT
Thursday, 1 September at 09:31 UT
Friday, 30 September at 17:31 UT
Sunday, 30 October at 03:16 UT
Monday, 28 November at 15:09 UT
Wednesday, 28 December at 05:15 UT

September has two full moons.

New moon dates in 2050

Sunday, 23 January at 04:57 UT
Monday, 21 February at 15:03 UT
Wednesday, 23 March at 00:41 UT
Thursday, 21 April at 10:25 UT
Friday, 20 May at 20:51 UT
Sunday, 19 June at 08:21 UT
Monday, 18 July at 21:16 UT
Wednesday, 17 August at 11:47 UT
Friday, 16 September at 03:49 UT
Saturday, 15 October at 20:48 UT
Monday, 14 November at 13:41 UT
Wednesday, 14 December at 05:18 UT

No month contains two new moons.

What stands out in 2050

The year opens with a full moon on Saturday, 8 January at 01:39 UT and closes with a full moon on Wednesday, 28 December at 05:15 UT.
The shortest interval between consecutive primary phases is about 6.6 days, from the full moon on 3 August at 02:20 UT to the last quarter on 9 August at 16:48 UT.
The longest interval is about 8.2 days, from the full moon on 8 January at 01:39 UT to the last quarter on 16 January at 06:17 UT.
September has two full moons. No month contains two new moons.

Source and method

The phase dates are a checked-in snapshot of the official USNO annual Moon phases API result for 2050, retrieved 2026-08-14, API version 4.0.1. USNO describes these as computed astronomical data for public information and general use. SkyClock does not call the API during a page build or visit.

USNO asks for appropriate credit when its public information is copied or distributed; see its privacy and distribution notice. These computed times are useful for planning, not navigation, legal certification or a claim about local Moon visibility.

FAQ

When is the first full moon of 2050?

The first full moon of 2050 is Saturday, 8 January 2050 at 01:39 UT. The final full moon is Wednesday, 28 December 2050 at 05:15 UT. Both times are Universal Time (UT).

How many full moons are there in 2050?

There are 13 full moons in 2050. September has two full moons.

How many new moons are there in 2050?

There are 12 new moons in 2050. No month contains two new moons.

Why can a Moon phase date differ in my time zone?

Every phase on this page is listed in Universal Time. Converting the instant to a local time zone can move it to the previous or next calendar date, but it is still the same astronomical instant.

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