The full moon calendar 1955
Here you see the full moon calendar with the full moon dates of 1955 and exact times and dates in an overview.
| Saturday | 8 January 1955 | 1:44:06 pm | [/] |
| Monday | 7 February 1955 | 2:42:42 am | |
| Tuesday | 8 March 1955 | 4:41:12 pm | |
| Thursday | 7 April 1955 | 7:34:48 am | |
| Friday | 6 May 1955 | 11:14:00 pm | |
| Sunday | 5 June 1955 | 3:08:24 pm | [/] |
| Tuesday | 5 July 1955 | 6:28:36 am | |
| Wednesday | 3 August 1955 | 8:30:06 pm | |
| Friday | 2 September 1955 | 8:59:18 am | |
| Saturday | 1 October 1955 | 8:17:24 pm | |
| Monday | 31 October 1955 | 7:03:48 am | |
| Tuesday | 29 November 1955 | 5:49:48 pm | [*] |
| Thursday | 29 December 1955 | 4:43:54 am |
Time specified in Central European Time (CET) or Summer Time (CEST)
[**] total lunar eclipse
[*] At this point in time, a partial lunar eclipse takes place.
[+] Blue moon (second full moon within one calendar month)
[/] Penumbral lunar eclipse
Information about the total lunar eclipse
Here you find information for calculating the exact time, in particular for countries outside Central Europe:
Full moon telegram 1955
Born at full moon
- 07.04.1955 – Werner Stocker, German actor (1955-1993)
- 05.07.1955 – Peter McNamara, Australian tennis player
- 02.09.1955 – Claus Kleber, German journalist and TV presenter
Deceased at full moon
- 08.03.1955 – Clementine of Belgium, Princess of Belgium (1872-1955)
- 02.09.1955 – Rudolf Kattnigg, Austrian composer, pianist and conductor (1895-1955)
Events at full moon
- 06.05.1955 – Jean Boulet (France) breaks the world record with a helicopter SE 3130 „Alouette II“
8,209 m height - 05.06.1955 – First atomic clock starts to operate in England
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