Date
Sunday, November 28, 2027
The New Moon in November 2027 occurs on Sunday, November 28, 2027 at 04:24 CET and stands in the zodiac sign of Sagittarius ♐. Long November night — observe Leonid meteors.
Sunday, November 28, 2027
04:24 CET
Sagittarius ♐
Long November night — observe Leonid meteors.
On November 28, 2027 the Moon is about 388,000 km from Earth, slightly above the mean distance of 384,400 km, so it is neither a supermoon nor a micromoon. Across the year it ranks 9th closest of 13 New Moons in 2027; the New Moon of October (377,000 km) was about 11,000 km closer, the one of December (398,000 km) will be about 10,000 km farther away.
On the New Moon day, November 28, the Moon rises in London at 08:33 GMT and sets at 15:45, almost in step with the Sun, which is why it stays invisible. The night is moonless: dark window from sunset at 15:57 to sunrise at 07:40 (about 15.7 hours). Other locations in the UK differ by a few minutes.
Around New Moon, the night sky is at its darkest. Weak celestial objects such as distant galaxies, star clusters, and faint nebulae are best observed now without light pollution from the moon.
Perfect timing for milky way photography or deep space astrophotography. A clear sky combined with a new moon delivers outstanding celestial clarity.
Around the November new moon neither moonlight nor twilight spoils the Leonids — peak usually near Nov 17.
Sunday, November 28, 2027, at exactly 04:24 CET. The exact local time details can be planned in the live calendar view.
The New Moon stands in the sign of Sagittarius ♐.
Without moonlight, the night sky is significantly darker. Faint deep-space objects like nebulae and galaxies are much easier to see. Moonlight can wash out thousands of stars that are visible during a new moon.
Around the November new moon neither moonlight nor twilight spoils the Leonids — peak usually near Nov 17.
On November 28, 2027 the Moon is about 388,000 km from Earth, slightly above the mean distance of 384,400 km, so it is neither a supermoon nor a micromoon. Across the year it ranks 9th closest of 13 New Moons in 2027; the New Moon of October (377,000 km) was about 11,000 km closer, the one of December (398,000 km) will be about 10,000 km farther away.