Dates, exact times, sign and degree for every new moon, full moon and quarter through the end of 2027. Computed from an ephemeris, not copied. Times are shown in your own timezone.
Times below are in UTC until your browser tells us otherwise.
The degree is the part most lunar calendars leave out, and the only part that touches your own chart: a full moon at 3°38 Aries falls in a different house for every person reading this.
A lunar calendar you can act on instead of just read. One use per phase, in order.
Name it. Nobody has to hear it.
The sky is empty where the moon should be. Whatever you start here, you start without an audience.
Say it out loud, once.
The first sliver. One person knowing is the difference between an intention and a plan.
The first thing goes wrong. Keep going.
Half lit, and the friction arrives on schedule. This is the phase people quit in.
Adjust. Do not restart.
Almost full. The temptation is to scrap it and begin again cleanly. Don’t.
You see what it actually was.
Everything is lit, including the parts you were not looking at. Full moons reveal; they rarely resolve.
Tell someone what you learned.
The light starts to go. What you say out loud now is what you keep.
Put down what you carry for others.
Half dark. The audit phase — not of what you did, of what you agreed to.
Rest. None of it is urgent.
The last thread of light. Nothing started here survives the new moon anyway.
Write it down at the new moon. Read it back at the full moon.
Two weeks apart, in the same handwriting. It is the cheapest ritual there is, and the only one that keeps receipts.
An eclipse is a new or full moon that happens close enough to the moon’s nodes to line up. They come in pairs, about two weeks apart, twice a year.
This page tells you what the moon does. It cannot tell you what it does to you — that needs the hour and place you were born. A full moon at 3°38 Aries sits in your second house or your seventh, and those are not the same month.
Solane is an astrologer in an app. She reads your actual chart — not your sun sign — and keeps a register of your sky, so the next full moon arrives with context instead of a notification.
Read your chart with SolaneFree to start. No account needed to read this page.