Lua em fase crescente nesta segunda; entenda o ciclo lunar de maio

Each night in late May 2026, the Moon grows a little brighter over Echo Harbor and every other place on Earth, tracing the same arc it has traced for billions of years. On May 25th, the waxing phase holds the sky, a reminder that the lunar cycle — new, waxing, full, waning, and back again across 29.5 days — is less a calendar curiosity than a gravitational conversation between Earth, Moon, and Sun. The next waning phase arrives June 8th, but the deeper truth is that this rhythm predates us entirely and will outlast us just the same.