Moonrise, Moonset & Phases in Biantang, China
Right now in Biantang the Moon is a Waning Crescent, 18.7% illuminated and 362,748 km from Earth, with the next moonrise toward the ENE: Tomorrow, 02:09.
Current Time (Local): 02:40:50
Moon Phase: Above horizon
Illumination: 18.7%
Moon Direction: 70.56° ENE
Moon Altitude: 14.71°
Moon Distance: 362,748 km
Angular Diameter: 32.8'
Moon Age: 25.7 days
Next Moonrise: Tomorrow, 02:09
Next Moonset: N/A
Next New Moon: 14 Jul 2026, 17:43
Next Full Moon: 29 Jul 2026, 22:35
Next Perigee (closest): 13 Jul 2026 (359,115 km)
Next Apogee (farthest): 25 Jul 2026 (405,547 km)
The moon over Biantang is in its Waning Crescent phase, 18.7% illuminated. The next full moon is 29 Jul 2026, 22:35, and the next new moon is 14 Jul 2026, 17:43.
Moonrise, Moonset and Moon Phase Calendar in Biantang, July 2026
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| Jul | Moon | Moonrise/Moonset | Meridian Passing | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Moonrise | Moonset | Moonrise | Time | Distance (km) | Illumination | ||
| 1 |
05:40
↑
(238° WSW)
|
20:39
↑
(119° ESE)
|
00:48
(28.9°)
|
401,156 | 98.7% | ||
| 2 |
06:40
↑
(242° WSW)
|
21:13
↑
(115° ESE)
|
01:37
(31.8°)
|
398,907 | 95.7% | ||
| 3 |
07:40
↑
(248° WSW)
|
21:43
↑
(109° ESE)
|
02:24
(35.9°)
|
395,940 | 90.9% | ||
| 4 |
08:40
↑
(254° WSW)
|
22:10
↑
(102° ESE)
|
03:08
(40.9°)
|
392,293 | 84.5% | ||
| 5 |
09:40
↑
(261° W)
|
22:36
↑
(95° E)
|
03:51
(46.5°)
|
388,006 | 76.6% | ||
| 6 |
10:40
↑
(269° W)
|
23:02
↑
(88° E)
|
04:34
(52.6°)
|
383,144 | 67.3% | ||
| 7 |
11:42
↑
(276° W)
|
23:29
↑
(80° E)
|
05:17
(59.0°)
|
377,825 | 57.1% | ||
| 8 |
🌗 at 03:28
|
12:47
↑
(284° WNW)
|
23:59
↑
(73° ENE)
|
06:03
(65.4°)
|
372,242 | 46.2% | |
| 9 |
-
|
13:55
↑
(291° WNW)
|
06:52
(71.4°)
|
366,677 | 35.2% | ||
| 10 |
00:34
↑
(66° ENE)
|
15:07
↑
(298° WNW)
|
07:45
(76.8°)
|
361,506 | 24.7% | ||
| 11 |
01:17
↑
(60° ENE)
|
16:21
↑
(302° WNW)
|
08:45
(80.9°)
|
357,176 | 15.2% | ||
| 12 |
02:09
↑
(57° ENE)
|
17:33
↑
(304° NW)
|
09:50
(83.2°)
|
354,146 | 7.6% | ||
| 13 |
03:13
↑
(56° NE)
|
18:38
↑
(304° WNW)
|
10:57
(83.2°)
|
352,821 | 2.5% | ||
| 14 |
🌑 at 17:43
|
04:26
↑
(58° ENE)
|
19:32
↑
(300° WNW)
|
12:03
(81.0°)
|
353,447 | 0.2% | |
| 15 |
05:42
↑
(62° ENE)
|
20:16
↑
(294° WNW)
|
13:04
(76.8°)
|
356,048 | 0.9% | ||
| 16 |
06:57
↑
(69° ENE)
|
20:53
↑
(287° WNW)
|
14:00
(71.3°)
|
360,403 | 4.5% | ||
| 17 |
08:08
↑
(76° ENE)
|
21:24
↑
(280° W)
|
14:51
(64.9°)
|
366,093 | 10.5% | ||
| 18 |
09:15
↑
(84° E)
|
21:52
↑
(272° W)
|
15:38
(58.3°)
|
372,580 | 18.3% | ||
| 19 |
10:19
↑
(92° E)
|
22:18
↑
(264° W)
|
16:23
(51.7°)
|
379,299 | 27.4% | ||
| 20 |
11:20
↑
(100° E)
|
22:45
↑
(257° WSW)
|
17:06
(45.6°)
|
385,728 | 37.2% | ||
| 21 |
🌓 at 19:05
|
12:21
↑
(107° ESE)
|
23:12
↑
(250° WSW)
|
17:50
(40.0°)
|
391,440 | 47.2% | |
| 22 |
13:21
↑
(113° ESE)
|
23:43
↑
(244° WSW)
|
18:35
(35.2°)
|
396,122 | 57.0% | ||
| 23 | - |
14:21
↑
(118° ESE)
|
19:21
(31.3°)
|
399,580 | 66.4% | ||
| 24 |
00:17
↑
(240° WSW)
|
15:20
↑
(122° ESE)
|
20:10
(28.5°)
|
401,730 | 75.1% | ||
| 25 |
00:57
↑
(237° WSW)
|
16:17
↑
(124° SE)
|
21:01
(27.0°)
|
402,590 | 82.8% | ||
| 26 |
01:43
↑
(235° SW)
|
17:10
↑
(125° SE)
|
21:52
(26.9°)
|
402,255 | 89.3% | ||
| 27 |
02:35
↑
(235° SW)
|
17:57
↑
(124° ESE)
|
22:43
(28.1°)
|
400,880 | 94.4% | ||
| 28 |
03:32
↑
(237° WSW)
|
18:39
↑
(121° ESE)
|
23:33
(30.7°)
|
398,652 | 98.0% | ||
| 29 |
🌕 at 22:35
|
04:32
↑
(241° WSW)
|
19:15
↑
(116° ESE)
|
Does not pass meridian
(N/A)
|
N/A | 99.8% | |
| 30 |
05:33
↑
(246° WSW)
|
19:46
↑
(111° ESE)
|
00:21
(34.5°)
|
395,765 | 99.7% | ||
| 31 |
06:34
↑
(252° WSW)
|
20:14
↑
(104° ESE)
|
01:07
(39.3°)
|
392,391 | 97.6% | ||
|
* All times are local time for Biantang. Moonrise and moonset times are calculated for the geometric center of the Moon and account for Earth's atmospheric refraction. Dates are based on the Gregorian calendar. Illumination is calculated at lunar noon (or local noon if meridian passage is not on this day). The table may show "-" for moonrise or moonset if the event does not occur on that specific local day, or if the Moon is circumpolar (always above or always below the horizon). Two moonrises or moonsets on the same day can occur due to the Moon's orbital motion and the definition of a local day. |
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Moonrise & Moonset in Biantang Today
The Moon is above the horizon in Biantang right now.
| Moonrise | Moonset | Up now? |
|---|---|---|
| 02:08 | 16:23 | Yes |
Frequently Asked Questions about the Moon in Biantang
What moon phase is visible in Biantang tonight?
The moon over Biantang is currently in the Waning Crescent 🌘 phase, with 18.7% illumination.
What percentage of the moon is illuminated over Biantang tonight?
18.7% of the visible disc of the moon is illuminated above Biantang tonight.
What time does the moon rise in Biantang next?
The next moonrise in Biantang is at Tomorrow, 02:09 local time.
When is the next full moon visible from Biantang?
The next full moon visible from Biantang is on 29 Jul 2026, 22:35.
When is the next new moon visible from Biantang?
The next new moon for observers in Biantang is on 14 Jul 2026, 17:43. New moons are the best nights for stargazing due to minimal moonlight.
Where in the sky is the moon over Biantang right now?
The moon over Biantang is currently 14.71° above the horizon at an azimuth of 70.56° (ENE).
How far is the moon from Biantang right now?
The moon is currently 362,748 from Earth (the same value applies to observers in Biantang since lunar distance dwarfs city-to-city distances).
