Moon Phases 1210 — LCMS Lutheran

Historical note. Dates before the 1582 reform are shown on the Julian calendar. The astronomical positions are computed but approximate this far back — the lunar theory drifts by roughly a day across two millennia.

New moon Mon, December 28 · 13:48 UT

First quarter Mon, January 4 · 05:58 UT

Full moon Mon, January 11 · 18:54 UT

Last quarter Tue, January 19 · 23:42 UT

New moon Wed, January 27 · 01:20 UT

First quarter Tue, February 2 · 16:17 UT

Full moon Wed, February 10 · 13:26 UT

Last quarter Thu, February 18 · 16:06 UT

New moon Thu, February 25 · 11:10 UT

First quarter Thu, March 4 · 04:47 UT

Full moon Fri, March 12 · 07:22 UT

Last quarter Sat, March 20 · 04:33 UT

New moon Fri, March 26 · 19:44 UT

First quarter Fri, April 2 · 19:27 UT

Full moon Sat, April 10 · 23:34 UT

Last quarter Sun, April 18 · 13:15 UT

New moon Sun, April 25 · 03:56 UT

First quarter Sun, May 2 · 11:40 UT

Full moon Mon, May 10 · 13:35 UT

Last quarter Mon, May 17 · 19:04 UT

New moon Mon, May 24 · 12:46 UT

First quarter Tue, June 1 · 04:42 UT

Full moon Wed, June 9 · 01:23 UT

Last quarter Tue, June 15 · 23:23 UT

New moon Tue, June 22 · 23:07 UT

First quarter Wed, June 30 · 21:49 UT

Full moon Thu, July 8 · 11:18 UT

Last quarter Thu, July 15 · 03:51 UT

New moon Thu, July 22 · 11:32 UT

First quarter Fri, July 30 · 14:29 UT

Full moon Fri, August 6 · 19:55 UT

Last quarter Fri, August 13 · 10:05 UT

New moon Sat, August 21 · 02:08 UT

First quarter Sun, August 29 · 06:08 UT

Full moon Sun, September 5 · 04:03 UT

Last quarter Sat, September 11 · 19:30 UT

New moon Sun, September 19 · 18:43 UT

First quarter Mon, September 27 · 20:07 UT

Full moon Mon, October 4 · 12:41 UT

Last quarter Mon, October 11 · 08:54 UT

New moon Tue, October 19 · 12:39 UT

First quarter Wed, October 27 · 08:01 UT

Full moon Tue, November 2 · 22:39 UT

Last quarter Wed, November 10 · 02:15 UT

New moon Thu, November 18 · 06:51 UT

First quarter Thu, November 25 · 17:48 UT

Full moon Thu, December 2 · 10:28 UT

Last quarter Thu, December 9 · 22:39 UT

New moon Fri, December 17 · 23:54 UT

The moon behind Easter

Easter is the first Sunday after the first full moon on or after the spring equinox — but the Church reckons this with a tabular ("ecclesiastical") moon and a fixed equinox of March 21, not the astronomical sky. The two usually agree to the day, but not always.

Ecclesiastical (computus)

Equinox (fixed)March 21

Paschal full moonApril 12

Golden number14

Astronomical

Nearest full moonApril 10

Time23:34 UT

Difference 2 days

Easter 1210 falls on April 18, 1210.

Moon Phases — 1210

The moon behind Easter