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Events & Socials
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Posted: May 15, 2026Read more »
On the first wednesday of June, AGWA will be holding the monthly AGWA meeting at BinoCentral, doors open at 7:00PM, Meeting is from 7:30PM - 9:00PM. Checkout the AGWA Facebook group for more info.
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Posted: May 04, 2026Read more »
Image credit: NASA Goddard
Super New Moon Returns in June 2026: Here’s What to Know
Missed out on the Super New Moon in May? No need to worry, you'll have a second chance to witness Australia's Super New Moon again when it graces our skies during the nights of June 14 - June 16 2026. This subtle but astronomically significant lunar event won’t be visible in the sky like the last one (new moons never are), but it still plays an important role in understanding lunar cycles, tidal changes, and even the way we observe the Moon from Earth.
This guide explains:
- What a New Moon actually is
- What makes a Super New Moon different
- The real-world effects to expect
- Why missing on isn't a big deal
Let’s break it down.
What Exactly Is a New Moon?
A New Moon happens when the Moon sits directly between the Earth and the Sun. During this alignment:
- The side of the Moon facing Earth is not illuminated.
- The Moon rises and sets roughly with the Sun, meaning it’s only ‘out’ during the day.
- It appears invisible
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