今晚8点28分，抬头看！

Group 1 - The largest first quarter moon of the year will occur at 20:28 today, with the moon positioned near its perigee, approximately 370,000 kilometers from Earth [1] - This "half-covered" first quarter moon will be a spectacular celestial event that can be enjoyed with the naked eye, without the need for professional equipment [1] - The first quarter moon typically appears around the 7th, 8th, or 9th day of the lunar month, rising around noon and setting before midnight, making it more suitable for public viewing compared to the last quarter moon [8] Group 2 - In 2026, there will be 12 occurrences of the first quarter moon and 13 occurrences of the last quarter moon [11] - The reason this first quarter moon on February 24 is termed the "annual largest first quarter moon" is due to its occurrence near the moon's perigee, making it appear larger and brighter than other first quarter moons [11] - Interestingly, the smallest last quarter moon of the year will appear 15 days later, as the moon takes an average of about 14 days to travel from perigee to apogee [14]