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Full Moon July 2026: ‘Buck Moon’ Sets Up A Total Eclipse Of The Sun

The July 2026 'Buck Moon' is approaching, signaling a rare astronomical alignment that sets the stage for a total solar eclipse.

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The brief

The full moon of July, known as the Buck Moon, is arriving. According to Forbes, this lunar event sets up a total eclipse of the sun.

Coverage from USA Today, Detroit Free Press, and The Asheville Citizen Times focuses on when and how to view the moon from various regions, including Michigan and Western North Carolina. The Daytona Beach News-Journal links the timing of the moon to steelhead trout.

Future observations will focus on the timing of the moon's appearance and the subsequent total solar eclipse.

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Quick answers

What is the July full moon called?

It is referred to as the 'Buck Moon'.

What major astronomical event follows the Buck Moon?

According to Forbes, the Buck Moon sets up a total eclipse of the sun.

Which regions are providing specific viewing guidance?

Outlets are providing viewing information for Michigan and Western North Carolina.

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