Close approach of Mars and Moon on 10 June 2027 at 09:33
General information
The closest separation between Mars and Moon will occur on 10 June 2027 at 09:33, when they will be separated by roughly 3.518°. At closest approach: The event occurs during daylight, making observation difficult. An observing opportunity within the separation window: 10 June 2027 at 15:57, separation about 5.5°.
Visibility window
The event begins when the separation drops below 6° at about 00:57, and ends when it grows beyond 6° at about 18:15. The objects can be followed during this interval when observing conditions permit.Elevation and direction at closest approach
At closest approach, Mars and Moon will be approximately 31° above the horizon toward the south-east.Constellation
Both objects will be located in or near the constellation Leo. This can help you locate them in the sky.Track Mars / Moon relative positions
| Time | 1812655980 |
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Close approach dynamics
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Close approach details
| Mars | Moon | |
|---|---|---|
| Time | 09:33 | |
| Angular separation (°) | 3.52 | |
| Geocentric coordinates | RA: 10h 54m 14s", Dec: 08° 07' 53s | RA: 10h 47m 47s", Dec: 04° 59' 56s |
| Topocentric coordinates | RA: 10h 54m 14s", Dec: 08° 07' 49s | RA: 10h 50m 13s", Dec: 04° 24' 19s |
| Distance | 1.4114 AU (211,142,435 km) | 0.00249 AU (372,499 km) |
| Angular size | 6.6" | 32' |
| Altitude (°) | 32 | 30 |
| Azimuth (°) | 108 Southeast | 112 Southeast |