The new and full moons, eclipses, retrogrades and sign changes of the next twelve months, with the exact time and degree of each one.
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The new moon in Scorpio, Nov 9. The Moon and the Sun stand together around midday. Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Pluto are up with them.New moon 16°53′ ScorpioA new moon is the start of a lunar cycle — the sky goes dark, the seed gets planted. Good for intention-setting and quiet beginnings. Whatever you start in this window will keep unfolding for two weeks toward the full moon.Mercury 6°51′ ScorpioMercury governs the moving parts: words, ideas, short trips, transactions. How you think out loud, how you listen, what holds your attention.Venus 23°19′ LibraVenus rules love, taste, money, and pleasure. What you find beautiful, who you reach for, how you receive. Less about romance per se and more about what you let in.Mars 22°40′ LeoMars is the engine — desire, anger, drive, sex. How you start things, what you defend, where you push back.Jupiter 25°14′ LeoJupiter is the principle of expansion — where you grow, where you stretch, where you say yes. Also where you overdo. The placement describes the room you have to become bigger than you have been.Pluto 3°12′ AquariusPluto works underground — power, obsession, death-and-rebirth cycles. It moves slowly and changes things permanently. Where it sits is where life keeps composting you into someone new.
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The full moon in Gemini, Nov 24. The Moon rises in the east as the Sun sets in the west. Saturn, Neptune and Pluto are up between them.Sun 2°20′ SagittariusThe Sun is your core orientation — what you are trying to become. Less about who you are right now and more about what you are growing into. The sign of your Sun describes the project of your life.Full moon 2°20′ GeminiA full moon illuminates what the new moon set in motion. Things land, peak, get revealed. Emotional weather tends to run high. Less about starting new things, more about completing or letting go.Saturn 8°10′ AriesSaturn is structure, discipline, time. Where you build slowly. Often felt as a hard teacher early in life and a wise one later. The placement describes the ladder you are quietly climbing.Neptune 1°42′ AriesNeptune dissolves edges — dreams, imagination, longing, fog. Where it touches your chart, things blur: inspiring at best, confusing at worst. It asks you to feel your way rather than think your way.Pluto 3°26′ AquariusPluto works underground — power, obsession, death-and-rebirth cycles. It moves slowly and changes things permanently. Where it sits is where life keeps composting you into someone new.
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The new moon in Sagittarius, Dec 9. The Moon and the Sun stand together around midday. Mercury, Venus and Pluto are up with them.New moon 16°56′ SagittariusA new moon is the start of a lunar cycle — the sky goes dark, the seed gets planted. Good for intention-setting and quiet beginnings. Whatever you start in this window will keep unfolding for two weeks toward the full moon.Mercury 4°04′ SagittariusMercury governs the moving parts: words, ideas, short trips, transactions. How you think out loud, how you listen, what holds your attention.Venus 3°12′ ScorpioVenus rules love, taste, money, and pleasure. What you find beautiful, who you reach for, how you receive. Less about romance per se and more about what you let in.Pluto 3°44′ AquariusPluto works underground — power, obsession, death-and-rebirth cycles. It moves slowly and changes things permanently. Where it sits is where life keeps composting you into someone new.
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The full moon in Cancer, Dec 24. The Moon rises in the east as the Sun sets in the west. Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto are up between them.Sun 2°13′ CapricornThe Sun is your core orientation — what you are trying to become. Less about who you are right now and more about what you are growing into. The sign of your Sun describes the project of your life.Full moon 2°13′ CancerA full moon illuminates what the new moon set in motion. Things land, peak, get revealed. Emotional weather tends to run high. Less about starting new things, more about completing or letting go.Saturn 8°05′ AriesSaturn is structure, discipline, time. Where you build slowly. Often felt as a hard teacher early in life and a wise one later. The placement describes the ladder you are quietly climbing.Uranus 2°33′ GeminiUranus is the lightning bolt — sudden change, rebellion, the urge to break whatever has become too small. Where it sits in your chart is where you refuse to follow the script.Neptune 1°38′ AriesNeptune dissolves edges — dreams, imagination, longing, fog. Where it touches your chart, things blur: inspiring at best, confusing at worst. It asks you to feel your way rather than think your way.Pluto 4°07′ AquariusPluto works underground — power, obsession, death-and-rebirth cycles. It moves slowly and changes things permanently. Where it sits is where life keeps composting you into someone new.
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The new moon in Capricorn, Jan 7. The Moon and the Sun stand together around midday. Mercury, Venus, Saturn, Neptune and Pluto are up with them.New moon 17°18′ CapricornA new moon is the start of a lunar cycle — the sky goes dark, the seed gets planted. Good for intention-setting and quiet beginnings. Whatever you start in this window will keep unfolding for two weeks toward the full moon.Mercury 21°01′ CapricornMercury governs the moving parts: words, ideas, short trips, transactions. How you think out loud, how you listen, what holds your attention.Venus 0°30′ SagittariusVenus rules love, taste, money, and pleasure. What you find beautiful, who you reach for, how you receive. Less about romance per se and more about what you let in.Saturn 8°37′ AriesSaturn is structure, discipline, time. Where you build slowly. Often felt as a hard teacher early in life and a wise one later. The placement describes the ladder you are quietly climbing.Neptune 1°48′ AriesNeptune dissolves edges — dreams, imagination, longing, fog. Where it touches your chart, things blur: inspiring at best, confusing at worst. It asks you to feel your way rather than think your way.Pluto 4°33′ AquariusPluto works underground — power, obsession, death-and-rebirth cycles. It moves slowly and changes things permanently. Where it sits is where life keeps composting you into someone new.
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The full moon in Leo, Jan 22. The Moon rises in the east as the Sun sets in the west. Mercury, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto are up between them.Sun 2°14′ AquariusThe Sun is your core orientation — what you are trying to become. Less about who you are right now and more about what you are growing into. The sign of your Sun describes the project of your life.Full moon 2°14′ LeoA full moon illuminates what the new moon set in motion. Things land, peak, get revealed. Emotional weather tends to run high. Less about starting new things, more about completing or letting go.Mercury 15°34′ AquariusMercury governs the moving parts: words, ideas, short trips, transactions. How you think out loud, how you listen, what holds your attention.Saturn 9°31′ AriesSaturn is structure, discipline, time. Where you build slowly. Often felt as a hard teacher early in life and a wise one later. The placement describes the ladder you are quietly climbing.Uranus 1°48′ GeminiUranus is the lightning bolt — sudden change, rebellion, the urge to break whatever has become too small. Where it sits in your chart is where you refuse to follow the script.Neptune 2°04′ AriesNeptune dissolves edges — dreams, imagination, longing, fog. Where it touches your chart, things blur: inspiring at best, confusing at worst. It asks you to feel your way rather than think your way.Pluto 5°01′ AquariusPluto works underground — power, obsession, death-and-rebirth cycles. It moves slowly and changes things permanently. Where it sits is where life keeps composting you into someone new.
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The annular solar eclipse in Aquarius, Feb 6. The Moon crosses the face of the Sun around midday. Mercury, Venus, Saturn, Neptune and Pluto are up with them.Solar eclipse 17°37′ AquariusA solar eclipse is a supercharged new moon — the Moon crosses in front of the Sun and a door slams open. Beginnings under an eclipse feel fated rather than chosen. What starts here tends to reroute the story.Mercury 5°08′ PiscesMercury governs the moving parts: words, ideas, short trips, transactions. How you think out loud, how you listen, what holds your attention.Venus 3°31′ CapricornVenus rules love, taste, money, and pleasure. What you find beautiful, who you reach for, how you receive. Less about romance per se and more about what you let in.Saturn 10°46′ AriesSaturn is structure, discipline, time. Where you build slowly. Often felt as a hard teacher early in life and a wise one later. The placement describes the ladder you are quietly climbing.Neptune 2°28′ AriesNeptune dissolves edges — dreams, imagination, longing, fog. Where it touches your chart, things blur: inspiring at best, confusing at worst. It asks you to feel your way rather than think your way.Pluto 5°29′ AquariusPluto works underground — power, obsession, death-and-rebirth cycles. It moves slowly and changes things permanently. Where it sits is where life keeps composting you into someone new.
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The penumbral lunar eclipse in Virgo, Feb 20. The Moon rises into the Earth’s shadow as the Sun sets. Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune are up between them.Sun 2°05′ PiscesThe Sun is your core orientation — what you are trying to become. Less about who you are right now and more about what you are growing into. The sign of your Sun describes the project of your life.Lunar eclipse 2°05′ VirgoA lunar eclipse is a full moon with the volume turned all the way up — the Earth's shadow crosses the Moon and something hidden comes to light. Endings and revelations cluster here. What leaves under an eclipse rarely comes back.Jupiter 20°44′ LeoJupiter is the principle of expansion — where you grow, where you stretch, where you say yes. Also where you overdo. The placement describes the room you have to become bigger than you have been.Saturn 12°11′ AriesSaturn is structure, discipline, time. Where you build slowly. Often felt as a hard teacher early in life and a wise one later. The placement describes the ladder you are quietly climbing.Uranus 1°45′ GeminiUranus is the lightning bolt — sudden change, rebellion, the urge to break whatever has become too small. Where it sits in your chart is where you refuse to follow the script.Neptune 2°55′ AriesNeptune dissolves edges — dreams, imagination, longing, fog. Where it touches your chart, things blur: inspiring at best, confusing at worst. It asks you to feel your way rather than think your way.
A full moon at 13° Cancer is a date on every calendar. In your chart it lands somewhere: on your Venus, in your fourth house, or on nothing much at all. Solstice reads each event against the chart you were born with and tells you which ones are yours.
A station is the day a planet seems to stand still before it turns. Its themes are loudest in the days around it. An ingress is the moment a planet enters a new sign, and the tone of its work changes with it.
Calculated with the Swiss Ephemeris, tropical zodiac. Updated Nov 6, 2026.
Which of these land on your chart?
Each one falls in one part of your chart. Solstice reads them against the chart you were born with and tells you which ones matter to you.
