LifestyleThe MoonAstrology expert has said it is a 'day to look forward to'13:43, 25 Jul 2026The date of the next full moon has been confirmed, with an astrology expert predicting it to be the "best of 2026". Professional astrologer Cam White regularly shares updates with his thousands of social media followers and, in a new video posted on Instagram, he explained that the upcoming "buck" moon should be a "day to look forward to".‌Cam explained: "What makes this one extra special is that not only is it a full moon but it's on the exact Sun-Jupiter conjunction. When the sun conjoins Jupiter we call it a cazimi and that's basically when Jupiter gets refreshed and reborn again."‌So when the full moon arrives, on July 29, we can expect "a lot of inspiration, a lot of hope, a lot of mental things going on". He added: "The Sun-Jupiter conjunction is already kind of looked at as like the luckiest day of the year but add that on to the full moon going exact right when that happens just seems kind of extra special.‌"So, July 29th is looking fun ... I think July 29th is going to be a good time".Content cannot be displayed without consent‌A full moon is when the moon appears as a complete circle in the sky. It happens roughly every 29.5 days, as this is the length of time it takes for the moon to go through one whole lunar phase cycle.July's full moon is named the "Buck Moon" after the male deer, which shed their antlers every year and begin to regrow them in July, according to Royal Museums Greenwich."Some refer to this moon as the thunder moon, due to the summer storms in this month. Other names include the hay moon, after the July hay harvest."Article continues belowAccording to MoonPhases UK, the full moon is set to 'rise' at 8.07pm on Wednesday, July 29.Choose Daily Mirror as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.‌The Moon