DECEMBER 24, 2026 β€’ CHRISTMAS EVE

XMASLUNA

THE CHRISTMAS EVE
SUPERMOON

One night. One moon. One Christmas. And it does not happen every year.

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Christmas Eve
gets a moon.

On December 24, 2026, the full Moon reaches a supermoon point β€” putting a little extra light into Christmas Eve.

XMASLUNA is the internet's countdown to that night: a simple moon, a Christmas sky, and a community watching the clock.

The astronomical event is real. The coin is a community meme project.

DECEMBER 24, 2026

THIS CHRISTMAS EVE
IS DIFFERENT.

The full Moon reaches supermoon status on Christmas Eve β€” an unusual astronomical coincidence that turns an ordinary night into something worth looking up for.

01CHRISTMAS EVE

December 24. The date is locked in.

02SUPERMOON

The Moon reaches its closest approach around the event.

03ONE NIGHT

XMASLUNA is the countdown to the moment.

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01

THE SIGNAL

Launch the XMASLUNA story and start the countdown.

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THE ASCENT

Grow the community as Christmas Eve gets closer.

03

THE NIGHT

December 24. Look up. The moon is the whole point.

THE NIGHT IS COMING

SEE YOU
UNDER THE MOON.

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LUNA NEWS β€’ SPACE & SKY

WHAT'S HAPPENING
ABOVE US

Original summaries of lunar and space stories, with links to the organizations and publications that reported them.

NASA SCIENCEDEC 24, 2026

Christmas Eve Supermoon

NASA lists December 24, 2026 at 01:28 UTC as an upcoming supermoon. A supermoon occurs when a full Moon coincides with the Moon's closest approach to Earth, called perigee. NASA notes that the December 24 event is one of the upcoming supermoons for 2026.

Source: NASA Science. XMASLUNA is not affiliated with or endorsed by NASA.

MOON FACT

What makes a Moon β€œsuper”?

NASA explains that the term is commonly used for a full Moon near perigee. The Moon can appear somewhat larger and brighter than a full Moon near its farthest point.

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SKYWATCHING

More lunar stories

Follow NASA's Moon resources for observing guides, lunar science, mission updates, and future sky events.

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