Overview
- Full phase occurs on November 5 at 14:19 CET with the Moon near perigee.
- At roughly 357,000 kilometers from Earth, it will appear about 7% larger and brighter than an average full Moon.
- For many locations it rises around 16:15 local time and stays visible through the night until the morning of November 6.
- Astronomy outlets, including Starwalk Space, identify it as the largest and brightest full Moon of 2025.
- Traditional November names also include Fog Moon, Frost Moon, Mourning Moon, Wind Moon and Oak Moon, reflecting seasonal weather and cycles.