China's northeastern sky shows last quarter moon

Last week, the northeastern skies of China witnessed the appearance of the last quarter moon of 2026. Photos were taken of this moon reaching its largest size for this phase in several areas, including Harbin, Tongjiang, and Yichun. This lunar phase is significant because it marks the period when the moon is approaching full illumination and is clearly visible in the sky. The last quarter phenomenon continues until the moon draws near to full completion. This stage is considered scientifically and visually important, as it facilitates the observation and analysis of the moon's characteristics and provides a tranquil sky during the autumn season.

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