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June 2026 Strawberry Moon: When and How to View It in El Paso

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The Strawberry Moon, marking the first full moon of summer, will be visible this week, peaking on Monday evening at 7:57 PM ET. This lunar event is significant as it occurs just after the summer solstice, and it will trace a low trajectory across the sky for observers in the Northern Hemisphere. Although this moon will be slightly smaller, its size difference will be barely noticeable. The name 'Strawberry Moon' originates from Native American tribes, signifying the berry harvest season. With excitement surrounding lunar exploration, including the upcoming Artemis missions, residents are encouraged to find dark spots away from city lights to enjoy this celestial event.

Key Details: • Strawberry Moon peaks on Monday at 7:57 PM ET. • Best viewing requires a dark location free from obstructions. • Next full moons include the Deer Moon on July 29 and the Sturgeon Moon on August 28.

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El PasoNASANoah PetroPlanetary Science InstituteDra. Pamela GayGoddard Space Flight Center

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