Black Moon 2025: Rare Event Coming Soon With Prophetic Echoes
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A Rare Lunar Event
On Aug. 23, the night sky will experience a Black Moon, though you won’t actually see it.
“At 2:06 a.m. EDT, the moon will officially pass through its new moon phase,” Space.com reported.
A Black Moon isn’t an official astronomical term but refers to unusual timings of new moons. “Every so often, an ‘extra’ new moon sneaks in and the third in that sequence is dubbed a Black Moon,” Space.com explained. Such events occur about once every 33 months.
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While invisible, the nights that follow can be stunning. “On the evenings of Aug. 24 and Aug. 25, look toward the western horizon about 30 to 40 minutes after sunset to spot a delicate silver arc, the moon’s first reappearance after going dark,” Space.com noted.
Science Versus Speculation
The Daily Mail reported that prophecy watchers often link Black Moons to end-times signs, but astronomers stress otherwise. “‘A black moon is just a second new moon that happens in one calendar month,’ said Walter Freeman, associate teaching professor of physics at Syracuse University. ‘From a scientific perspective, this is no different than any other new moon.’”
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