08/27/2026
The night of Thursday, August 27, into the early hours of Friday, August 28 at 12:18 a.m. EDT, the moon will be full. This full moon coincides with a deep partial lunar eclipse, where a large percentage of the moon enters Earth's shadow, giving it a coppery or reddish glow. It will be the full moon known as the Sturgeon Moon as this was the time of year when native Americans caught these giant fish in the shallows of the great lakes.