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Saturday’s New Moon Sets Up October’s ‘Hunter’s Moon’

Saturday’s New Moon Sets Up October’s ‘Hunter’s Moon’

By · Published October 10, 2026  19:31 UTC · Updated October 10, 2026  20:24 UTC

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Saturday’s new moon marks the beginning of October’s full moon, known as the Hunter’s Moon. This lunar event occurs when the moon is on the opposite side of the Earth from the sun, causing the entire face of the moon to be illuminated by the sun’s light.

The Hunter’s Moon is a significant astronomical event that affects skywatchers and astronomers globally. The Hunter’s Moon is particularly notable in the Northern Hemisphere, where it is often associated with the start of the hunting season.

However, its visibility is not limited to any specific region and can be observed by anyone with clear skies.

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What is the Hunter’s Moon?

The Hunter’s Moon is the full moon that occurs in October, typically visible on the last day of the month.

When will the Hunter’s Moon be visible?

The Hunter’s Moon will be visible in the night sky on October 31.

What is notable about the Hunter’s Moon?

The Hunter’s Moon is particularly notable in the Northern Hemisphere, where it is often associated with the start of the hunting season.

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