New Moon

What is the New Moon?

On August 7, 2025, at approximately 10:37 PM AEST, the New Moon occurs when the Moon positions itself between the Earth and the Sun, becoming invisible from our perspective as the side facing Earth remains unlit. This event marks the beginning of a new lunar cycle, recurring approximately every 29.5 days. Notably, August 2025 will also feature a Black Moon on August 23, the second new moon in the same calendar month, a rare occurrence that amplifies the energy of new beginnings.

Influence on Nature:

• Tides: The New Moon triggers spring tides, where the gravitational alignment of the Sun, Earth, and Moon results in the highest high tides and lowest low tides, influencing coastal ecosystems.

• Animal Behavior: The darkened skies of the New Moon can shift nocturnal animals’ behavior, making activities like hunting or mating more discreet due to the absence of moonlight.

• Plant Growth: Traditional…