2027 Lunar V and Lunar X
(Photo above shows the Lunar X and Lunar V ~ Image by Derek Rowley)
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- 2027 Lunar X and Lunar V for the UK Observers
The Last Quarter Moon happens once every lunar cycle, and in 2027 the UK times are shown below.
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| 2027 |
| Friday 15th January |
| Saturday 13th February |
| Monday 15th March |
| Tuesday 13th April |
| Thursday 13th May |
| Friday 11th June |
| Sunday 11th July |
| Monday 9th August |
| Wednesday 8th September |
| Thursday 7th October |
| Saturday 6th November |
| Monday 6th December |
| Best Viewing |
| 07:30 / 7.30pm (GMT) |
| 22:00 / 10pm (GMT) |
| 12:30 / 12.30pm (GMT) |
| 23:30 / 11:30pm (BST) |
| 10:00 / 10am (BST) |
| 20:30 / 8.30pm (BST) |
| 06:30 / 6.30am (BST) |
| 17:30 / 5.30pm (BST) |
| 06:00 / 6am (BST) |
| 20:00 / 8pm (BST) |
| 12:30 / 12.30pm (GMT) |
| 04:00 / 4am (GMT) |
| Observability in the UK |
| Not visible (below the horizon.) |
| Excellent (visible in high evening sky.) |
| Poor (daylight at low altitude.) |
| Good (late-night viewing low in the western sky). |
| Not visible (below the horizon.) |
| Fair (visible at sunset at low altitude.) |
| Not visible (below the horizon.) |
| Poor (daylight in the southern sky.) |
| Not visible (below the horizon.) |
| Excellent (early evening viewing.) |
| Not visible (below the horizon.) |
| Not visible (below the horizon.) |
- Equipment
You will need a telescope or high-powered binoculars to see these Lunar V and X clearly.
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