The moon will be completely full at 12:07 am EDT (0407 GMT) on Sunday (July 9). For observers on the U.S. East Coast, the nearly full moon will rise about 4 hours before the moon reaches peak fullness on Saturday evening. Saturn will rise in the east a little sooner, about 6:30 pm local time.
Situated in the constellation Sagittarius, the full moon will appear just below Aquila (The Eagle) and above Nunki (Sigma Sagittarii), a medium-bright star of magnitude 2.3.
As usual, during the Northern Hemisphere's summer, the moon is above the horizon for a relatively short time -- only about 10 hours -- reaching a maximum altitude of 29.3 degrees above the horizon in New York City on the night of the Full Thunder Moon. More + VIDEO
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