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Buck Moon to appear on 29 July, potentially looking larger and brighter

The Buck Moon is scheduled to appear on Wednesday, 29 July, and may look larger and brighter than usual due to a phenomenon known as 'the moon illusion'.

  • The Buck Moon is named after the time of year when male deer grow new antlers.
  • It is scheduled to take place on Wednesday, 29 July.
  • The moon may appear larger, brighter, and potentially golden or orange due to atmospheric filtering and the 'moon illusion'.

The Buck Moon is expected to be visible on Wednesday, 29 July, with forecasts predicting mild weather and clear night skies. This full moon may appear particularly magnificent due to 'the moon illusion', which causes it to look larger and brighter when low on the horizon.

The moon might also display golden or orange hues, a result of the Earth's atmosphere filtering sunlight at this time of year. The Buck Moon derives its name from the period when male deer rapidly grow new antlers.

Astrologically, this moon is in Aquarius and is linked with growth and evolution, intensifying feelings associated with endings and letting go. The Aquarius sign is described as independent and rebellious, craving fast change.

The sun and Jupiter will also be in the same sign, Leo, on 29 July, creating a 'cazimi' transit. This astrological alignment is said to add to the intensity of the July moon, with Leo emphasising confidence and self-expression.

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