March 1904 moon phase calendar
Full moons in March 1904
Tuesday, March 1, 9:48 p.m.
Moon in Virgo
Penumbral lunar eclipse
Thursday, March 31, 7:44 a.m.
Moon in Libra
Penumbral lunar eclipse
Two full moons in one calendar month happen about every two to three years. The second one is called a blue moon, though its color is nothing special.
New moon in March 1904
Thursday, March 17, 12:39 a.m.
Moon in Pisces
Annular solar eclipse
All times are Eastern Time, which this month is UTC-5. Full moon: Wednesday, March 2, 2:48 a.m. UTC. Full moon: Thursday, March 31, 12:44 p.m. UTC. New moon: Thursday, March 17, 5:39 a.m. UTC. On the West Coast the new moon of Thursday, March 17 still falls on the evening of Wednesday, March 16.
Every moon phase in March 1904: the times of the new moon, quarters and full moon, any eclipses, and the phase, illumination and zodiac sign for each day. All times are Eastern Time.
March 1904 moon calendar
Moon phases and eclipses in March 1904
- Full moonTuesday, March 1, 9:48 p.m. Virgo
- Penumbral lunar eclipseTuesday, March 1, 10:02 p.m. Virgo
- Last quarterTuesday, March 8, 8:01 p.m. Sagittarius
- New moonThursday, March 17, 12:39 a.m. Pisces
- Annular solar eclipseThursday, March 17, 12:40 a.m. Pisces
- First quarterThursday, March 24, 4:37 p.m. Cancer
- Penumbral lunar eclipseThursday, March 31, 7:32 a.m. Libra
- Full moonThursday, March 31, 7:44 a.m. Libra
An eclipse's time is the moment of greatest eclipse. A lunar eclipse can be seen from anywhere the Moon is above the horizon at the time. A penumbral eclipse only dims the Moon slightly, so it's easy to miss with the naked eye. An annular solar eclipse shows its ring of fire only along the narrow path the Moon's shadow crosses; across a much wider area around it, it appears partial. Not every eclipse is visible from the US.
March 1904 day by day
| Day | Phase | Illumination | Sign at noon |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1Tue | Full moon9:48 p.m.Illumination 100% Penumbral lunar eclipse | 100% | Virgo |
| 2Wed | Waning gibbousIllumination 99% | 99% | Virgo |
| 3Thu | Waning gibbousIllumination 96% | 96% | Libra |
| 4Fri | Waning gibbousIllumination 91% | 91% | Libra |
| 5Sat | Waning gibbousIllumination 83% | 83% | Scorpio |
| 6Sun | Waning gibbousIllumination 74% | 74% | Scorpio |
| 7Mon | Waning gibbousIllumination 64% | 64% | Sagittarius |
| 8Tue | Last quarter8:01 p.m.Illumination 54% | 54% | Sagittarius |
| 9Wed | Waning crescentIllumination 44% | 44% | Sagittarius |
| 10Thu | Waning crescentIllumination 34% | 34% | Capricorn |
| 11Fri | Waning crescentIllumination 25% | 25% | Capricorn |
| 12Sat | Waning crescentIllumination 17% | 17% | Aquarius |
| 13Sun | Waning crescentIllumination 11% | 11% | Aquarius |
| 14Mon | Waning crescentIllumination 6% | 6% | Aquarius |
| 15Tue | Waning crescentIllumination 2% | 2% | Pisces |
| 16Wed | Waning crescentIllumination 0% | 0% | Pisces |
| 17Thu | New moon12:39 a.m.Illumination 0% Annular solar eclipse | 0% | Aries |
| 18Fri | Waxing crescentIllumination 2% | 2% | Aries |
| 19Sat | Waxing crescentIllumination 6% | 6% | Aries |
| 20Sun | Waxing crescentIllumination 11% | 11% | Taurus |
| 21Mon | Waxing crescentIllumination 19% | 19% | Taurus |
| 22Tue | Waxing crescentIllumination 27% | 27% | Gemini |
| 23Wed | Waxing crescentIllumination 37% | 37% | Gemini |
| 24Thu | First quarter4:37 p.m.Illumination 48% | 48% | Cancer |
| 25Fri | Waxing gibbousIllumination 59% | 59% | Cancer |
| 26Sat | Waxing gibbousIllumination 70% | 70% | Cancer |
| 27Sun | Waxing gibbousIllumination 80% | 80% | Leo |
| 28Mon | Waxing gibbousIllumination 89% | 89% | Leo |
| 29Tue | Waxing gibbousIllumination 95% | 95% | Virgo |
| 30Wed | Waxing gibbousIllumination 99% | 99% | Virgo |
| 31Thu | Full moon7:44 a.m.Illumination 100% Penumbral lunar eclipse | 100% | Libra |
The zodiac sign in the table is where the Moon stands at noon. The Moon changes sign every two to two and a half days, so by the exact moment of a new moon, quarter or full moon it may already be in the next sign. For the phases themselves we give the sign at that exact moment.
Frequently asked questions
When is the full moon in March 1904?
There are two full moons in March 1904: on Tuesday, March 1 at 9:48 p.m. and on Thursday, March 31 at 7:44 a.m., both Eastern Time. The second one is called a blue moon. The penumbral lunar eclipse that comes with this full moon peaks on Tuesday, March 1 at 10:02 p.m. ET. The penumbral lunar eclipse that comes with this full moon peaks on Thursday, March 31 at 7:32 a.m. ET.
When is the new moon in March 1904?
The new moon in March 1904 is on Thursday, March 17 at 12:39 a.m. Eastern Time, with the Moon in Pisces. You can't see the Moon at new moon; the first thin crescent shows up in the evening sky a day or two later. The annular solar eclipse that comes with this new moon peaks on Thursday, March 17 at 12:40 a.m. ET.
When are the quarter moons in March 1904?
Quarter moons in March 1904: last quarter on Tuesday, March 8 at 8:01 p.m. and first quarter on Thursday, March 24 at 4:37 p.m. (Eastern Time). At first quarter the right half of the Moon is lit, at last quarter the left half.
When is the Moon waxing in March 1904?
In March 1904 the Moon is waxing on these days: March 18–30. They fall between the new moon and the full moon, when the lit part of the Moon grows each night.
When is the Moon waning in March 1904?
In March 1904 the Moon is waning on these days: March 2–16. They fall between the full moon and the new moon, when the lit part of the Moon shrinks each night.
Is there an eclipse in March 1904?
Yes: penumbral lunar eclipse on Tuesday, March 1 at 10:02 p.m., annular solar eclipse on Thursday, March 17 at 12:40 a.m. and penumbral lunar eclipse on Thursday, March 31 at 7:32 a.m. (Eastern Time). An eclipse's time is the moment of greatest eclipse. A lunar eclipse can be seen from anywhere the Moon is above the horizon at the time. A penumbral eclipse only dims the Moon slightly, so it's easy to miss with the naked eye. An annular solar eclipse shows its ring of fire only along the narrow path the Moon's shadow crosses; across a much wider area around it, it appears partial. Not every eclipse is visible from the US.
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