The "Buck Moon" on July 10 will appear unusually large and be visible with several planets.

The "Buck Moon" will be visible on July 10th, named after the time when male deer start growing their antlers. This full moon will appear larger due to the "Moon Illusion" and will be one of the lowest-hanging moons of the year. It occurs after Earth's aphelion, the point farthest from the Sun. The moon will be visible in the evening sky, alongside planets like Mars, Saturn, and Venus.