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UAE Moments
3 days ago
- Lifestyle
- UAE Moments
♋ Cancer Daily Horoscope for July 17, 2025
Emotional Armor & Intuition You're encouraged to face the day's emotions with strength. Your intuitive insights are sharp, helping you tackle emotional undercurrents with grace. Love & Relationships Your nurturing side shines. Whether you're single or committed, expressing both vulnerability and joy deepens your bonds. Open dialogue fosters emotional security. Career & Ambition Recognition is in store. Keep your focus and respond quickly to challenges—your discipline turns obstacles into stepping stones. Finance & Wealth This is a good time to consider long-term financial strategies. Subtle moves now can lead to stability and steady growth—don't ignore the small wins. Health & Wellness Small, heartfelt steps will yield big health benefits. Prioritizing self-care and mindful routines strengthens your physical and emotional resilience. Other Highlights The Last Quarter Moon in Aries inspires inner evaluation. It's a perfect moment to let go of outdated ambitions and realign with what truly resonates with your heart. Lucky Color & Numbers
Yahoo
11-07-2025
- General
- Yahoo
Did you miss July's Buck Moon peak? Here's what to expect tonight.
July's "Buck Moon" has already peaked this week, but for a few more days, folks can look up to see the nearly full moon in the sky. July's full moon, known as Buck Moon, peaked on the evening of Thursday, July 10. However, according to NASA, the moon will remain full for a couple of days and be visible to the naked eye. Unlike Strawberry Moon or Blood Moon, when the moon appears big, bright and almost a different color in the sky, Buck Moon is simply the nickname for July's full moon phase. The moon itself doesn't turn a different hue. Here's what to know about Buck Moon, even though its peak has passed. July's buck full moon: 4 zodiac signs could receive 'keys to a better life' The full moon peaked on the evening of Thursday, July 10, but folks will still be able to see the full moon through the weekend before it begins to wax. Yes. Although July's full moon has already peaked, to the naked eye, the moon will appear full for a couple of days, NASA states. July's full moon coincides with when male deer antlers are at peak growth. Male deer grow their antlers in late spring, growing as fast as 1/4 of an inch per day or one and a half inches per week, according to the Farmers' Almanac. The lengthening daylight in spring triggers deer's hormones to start this growth. By July, deer antlers can be spotted in full velvet, which is when the antlers are covered in a soft, hairy skin due to the rapid growth phase of the bones. Deer lose this velvety coating in the fall during mating season, according to the Farmers' Almanac. The next full moon, known as Sturgeon Moon, will occur on Saturday, Aug. 9. Here's when the other full moons for this year are expected: Sept. 7: Harvest Moon Oct. 6: Hunter's Moon Nov. 5: Beaver Moon Dec. 4: Cold Moon Contributing: Mary Walrath-Holdridge, USA TODAY Greta Cross is a national trending reporter at USA TODAY. Story idea? Email her at gcross@ This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Miss July's Buck Moon peak? What to expect Friday night.
