. The Moon meets the Sun at 5°50′ Capricorn, and a new lunar month begins.
Sun and MoonMercuryVenusMarsPluto
The Moon and the Sun stand together around midday. Mercury, Venus, Mars and Pluto are up with them.New moon 5°50′ 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 14°54′ CapricornMercury governs the moving parts: words, ideas, short trips, transactions. How you think out loud, how you listen, what holds your attention.Venus 9°54′ AquariusVenus 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 24°39′ CapricornMars is the engine — desire, anger, drive, sex. How you start things, what you defend, where you push back.Pluto 5°50′ 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.
What it brings up
A new moon in Capricorn is built for long goals. The career step, the plan with milestones, the thing you will still be doing in five years. Ambition feels sober and steady here. Write the goal with a date next to it, then set the first small deadline.
The planets it touches
Neptune squares the Moon, about 2 degrees off.
Calculated with the Swiss Ephemeris, tropical zodiac. Updated Nov 6, 2026.
Where does the new moon in Capricorn fall in your chart?
5°50′ Capricorn sits in one house of your chart, and it may touch a planet you were born with. That house is the part of your life this new moon lights up. Solstice finds it in your chart and talks with you about it on the day.
