2027 Lunar X and Lunar V

(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

Thursday 15th January

Saturday 14th February

Sunday 15th March

Tuesday 14th April

Wednesday 13th May

Thursday 11th June

Friday 10th July

Sunday 9th August

Wednesday 7th September

Wednesday 7th October

Friday 6th November

Sunday 6th December

Peak visibility

03:00 / 3am (GMT)

00:20 / 12.20am (GMT)

11:45 / 11.45pm (GMT)

00:05 / 12:05pm (BST)

11:25 / 11.25am (BST)

23:00 / 11pm (BST)

23:45 / 11.45pm (BST)

12:15 / 12.15pm (BST)

13:30 / 1.30pm (BST)

03:00 / 3am (BST)

00:20 / 12.20am (GMT)

07:45 / 7.45am (GMT)

Observability in the UK

Excellent (high in the sky.)

Excellent (high altitude makes it very easy to observe.)

Good (high in the sky, but against a bright blue background.)

Good (high enough to clear most houses and trees.)

Good (high-noon daylight event.)

Fair (very lower in the sky than in May.)

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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