New Moon Calendar

When is the Next New Moon?

The new moon marks the start of the lunar cycle, when the moon is positioned between the Earth and the sun, rendering it nearly invisible from Earth due to the sun’s glare and the moon’s unlit side facing us. This phase occurs roughly every 29.53 days, with 12 to 13 new moons in a year, and signifies a moment of minimal illumination, often associated with renewal and new beginnings in various cultural and practical contexts.