The Beaver Moon for 2025 peaks on November 5, 2025, at around 8:19 AM Eastern Time (UTC-5) in the United States, and it will also be a Supermoon, appearing larger and brighter as it reaches its closest approach to Earth. The exact peak time can vary by time zone, but the 8:19 AM ET timestamp is a commonly cited reference for North American observers.

Details to know:

• Name and timing: Beaver Moon is the traditional name for the November full Moon; in 2025 it reaches full illumination on November 5, with a peak around 8:19 AM ET (varies by location).

• Supermoon: This full Moon is also designated a Super Moon, meaning it coincides with the Moon’s perigee and will look noticeably larger and brighter than average for that month.

• Global visibility: Across many regions, the Moon will be visible around local moonrise to moonset on November 5, with peak brightness near the stated time. Always check a local lunar calendar or almanac for your exact time in your time zone.

Practical viewing tips:

• Best in clear skies: Find an unobstructed horizon, especially for moonrise or moonset observations, to maximize the apparent size as it emerges or sinks.
• Use a reference: A distant building or tree lines can help gauge the Moon’s size during the perigee phase, which is when it often looks largest.
• If you’re chasing the exact peak: Use a reputable lunar calendar for your time zone to confirm the precise moment of full illumination, as times shift slightly by location.

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