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New Moon August 2008

The August 2008 new moons are Aug 1, 2008, 6:13 AM EDT (10:13 UTC) in Leo and Aug 30, 2008, 3:58 PM EDT (19:58 UTC) in Virgo.

New Moon in Leo: August 1, 2008

The new moon is exact at , with the Moon at 9°32′ Leo.

August 2008 new moon in local time
PlaceLocal time
New York (Eastern)Fri, Aug 1, 6:13 AM EDT
Chicago (Central)Fri, Aug 1, 5:13 AM CDT
Denver (Mountain)Fri, Aug 1, 4:13 AM MDT
Los Angeles (Pacific)Fri, Aug 1, 3:13 AM PDT
HonoluluFri, Aug 1, 12:13 AM HST
LondonFri, Aug 1, 11:13 AM GMT+1
SydneyFri, Aug 1, 8:13 PM GMT+10

New Moon in Virgo: August 30, 2008

The new moon is exact at , with the Moon at 7°48′ Virgo.

August 2008 new moon in local time
PlaceLocal time
New York (Eastern)Sat, Aug 30, 3:58 PM EDT
Chicago (Central)Sat, Aug 30, 2:58 PM CDT
Denver (Mountain)Sat, Aug 30, 1:58 PM MDT
Los Angeles (Pacific)Sat, Aug 30, 12:58 PM PDT
HonoluluSat, Aug 30, 9:58 AM HST
LondonSat, Aug 30, 8:58 PM GMT+1
SydneySun, Aug 31, 5:58 AM GMT+10

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Frequently asked questions

When is the new moon in August 2008?

The August 2008 new moons are Aug 1, 2008, 6:13 AM EDT (10:13 UTC) in Leo and Aug 30, 2008, 3:58 PM EDT (19:58 UTC) in Virgo.

What sign is the August 2008 new moon in?

9°32′ Leo and 7°48′ Virgo on the tropical zodiac.

What time is the August 2008 new moon in Los Angeles?

Fri, Aug 1, 3:13 AM PDT and Sat, Aug 30, 12:58 PM PDT.

Is the new moon visible all night?

No. At new Moon the lit side faces away from Earth and the Moon is near the Sun in the sky; a thin crescent appears in the evening a day or two later.

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