When does the next full moon rise? Find out exactly when to see the full moons of 2025, including the full 'Buck Moon' on June 10.

Not only will the Buck Moon lie close to the horizon, but it will also be the farthest full Moon from the Sun all year. The full moon occurs when the Earth aligns perfectly between the Sun and the Moon, causing the side of the Moon facing us to be fully illuminated by sunlight.

According to RMG, in the UK you'll be able to see this year's Buck Moon on July 10 at 9.37pm. Similar to last month's strawberry moon, which was the lowest-lying full moon in more than 18 years, July's Buck Moon will also sit unusually low in the sky.

A rare full moon appearing at 'its brightest and fullest this year' has been visible in Dorset. These amazing pictures of The Buck Moon, July’s full moon, looking resplendent in Dorset have been taken by members of the Echo's Camera Club.

Celestial beings, rejoice! Hot on the heels of June's Strawberry Full Moon, July's Full Moon, which is also the first official Full Moon of summer in the Northern Hemisphere, is coming and it will rise on Thursday, July 10.