The full buck moon rose on July 10, stunning skywatchers around the world with its orange hues and low arc through the southern sky as seen from the Northern Hemisphere.

The July full moon didn't disappoint as it rode low across the horizon last night and we've got the photos to prove it.

The name “buck moon” is in reference to male deer, or bucks, which start to rapidly grow their antlers this time of year. This year’s buck moon reached its peak illumination at 4:37 p.m. ET on ...

The telescope features an 8.4-meter primary mirror with a three-mirror design that provides an exceptionally wide 3.5-degree field of view, seven times the area of the full moon. At its core is ...

Last night (July 10) was the first full moon of summer 2025, otherwise known as the Buck Moon - and it made for some stunning photos. If you looked up at the night sky, then you would've seen the ...

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A nighttime hike in New Jersey is a grand adventure, and High Mountain Park Preserve is home to a summit to remember.

The full Buck Moon will make its appearance on Thursday, July 10, and will reach peak illumination at 4:37 p.m. EDT, according to the Old Farmer's Almanac. Why is it called the Buck Moon?

July 2025’s full moon — known as the “Buck Moon” — is set to illuminate the night sky later this month.

And in case you miss it Thursday, look up again Friday or Saturday night, when the moon will still be 99% and 97% full, respectively.