Moon ExactlyAt 12:00 UTC
Moon Phase on 2014-07-11
A precise, timezone-safe snapshot of the lunar cycle on your chosen calendar date.
Moon on 2014-07-11
Full Moon
Full Moon: what was happening
Earth is approximately between the Sun and Moon, revealing almost the entire sunlit lunar hemisphere. The phase angle was 166.21°. The Moon was 14.2 elapsed days past the preceding New Moon. Its next major event was Full Moon at July 12, 2014 at 11:25 AM UTC.
About this result
The calculation uses noon UTC. If the Moon crossed a phase boundary during the date, a result calculated for a specific local birth or observation time may use an adjacent phase name.
Some people associate the Full Moon with culmination, clarity, and celebration. This symbolism does not establish effects on personality, health, fertility, behavior, or outcomes.
Questions, answered
Frequently asked questions
Why is this page noindex?
Date results remain shareable, but excluding arbitrary dates from search prevents a vast collection of thin, repetitive pages.
What does moon age mean?
It is elapsed time since the preceding astronomical New Moon, not the geological age of the Moon.
Was this phase the same everywhere?
At the chosen instant, yes. Orientation and whether the Moon was above the horizon depended on location.