Moon phase
Waxing crescent
20.1% illuminated · Waxing
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The Moon, moving planets and upcoming eclipses, calculated from the real sky. A calendar for curiosity and reflection, not prediction.
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- Tested for accuracy against trusted references
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Moon sign
Vrishchika (Scorpio)
Vedic · sidereal (Lahiri)Moon sign
Sagittarius
Western · tropicalPlanet positions
| Planet | Vedic · sidereal (Lahiri) | Western · tropical | Apparent motion |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sun | Kanya (Virgo)27°41′ · Chitra 2 | Libra21°55′ | Direct |
| Moon | Vrishchika (Scorpio)20°42′ · Jyeshtha 2 | Sagittarius14°56′ | Direct · Debilitated |
| Mars | Karka (Cancer)15°33′ · Pushya 4 | Leo9°47′ | Direct · Debilitated |
| Mercury | Tula (Libra)22°28′ · Vishakha 1 | Scorpio16°42′ | Direct |
| Jupiter | Karka (Cancer)27°45′ · Ashlesha 4 | Leo21°59′ | Direct · Exalted |
| Venus | Tula (Libra)11°27′ · Swati 2 | Scorpio5°41′ | Retrograde · Own sign |
| Saturn | Meena (Pisces)16°13′ · Uttara Bhadrapada 4 | Aries10°27′ | Retrograde |
| Rahu (mean node) | Kumbha (Aquarius)2°43′ · Dhanishta 3 | Aquarius26°57′ | Mean nodes · retrograde |
| Ketu (mean node) | Simha (Leo)2°43′ · Magha 1 | Leo26°57′ | Mean nodes · retrograde |
| Uranus | Vrishabha (Taurus)10°58′ | Gemini5°12′ | Retrograde |
| Neptune | Meena (Pisces)8°14′ | Aries2°28′ | Retrograde |
| Pluto (dwarf planet) | Makara (Capricorn)8°50′ | Aquarius3°04′ | Retrograde |
Next sidereal sign changes
- Sun
- Tula (Libra) ·
- Moon
- Dhanu (Sagittarius) ·
- Mars
- Simha (Leo) ·
- Mercury
- Vrishchika (Scorpio) ·
- Jupiter
- Simha (Leo) ·
- Venus
- Kanya (Virgo) ·
- Saturn
- Mesha (Aries) ·
- Rahu (mean node)
- Makara (Capricorn) ·
- Ketu (mean node)
- Karka (Cancer) ·
Next stations
Retrograde means a planet appears to move backwards in the sky as seen from Earth. Mercury has not reversed its orbit, and this is not evidence that a difficult event will happen.
| Planet | Apparent motion | Changes motion at |
|---|---|---|
| Mercury | Retrograde | |
| Venus | Direct | |
| Mars | Retrograde | |
| Jupiter | Retrograde | |
| Saturn | Direct |
Next eclipses
Global maximum and local visibility are different. An eclipse can occur elsewhere while remaining below your horizon. Never look directly at the Sun without suitable eclipse protection.
Solar eclipse
Annular · Solar eclipse
- Global maximum
- 6 Feb 2027, 03:59 pm UTC
- New Delhi, Delhi, India
- Not visible from this city
Lunar eclipse
Penumbral · Lunar eclipse
- Global maximum
- 20 Feb 2027, 11:12 pm UTC
- New Delhi, Delhi, India
- At least part is above the horizon here
Visibility is geometric, assuming a clear horizon; weather is not included. Lunar visibility includes the faint penumbral phase.
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New and full Moons, five planets’ stations and global eclipse maxima for the next 12 months. Calendar apps display UTC events in their own time zone. Subscription refresh timing depends on your app.
Calculated by the advanced iAstroGuru Engine and tested for accuracy against trusted references. Vedic signs use Lahiri ayanamsa; Western signs use the seasonal tropical zodiac. Rahu and Ketu are mean lunar nodes, not planets. Positions are for the time this page loaded. Station times are numerical estimates, not a prediction of events in your life.
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Good to know
A little clarity.
What does retrograde mean?
It is apparent backwards motion as seen from Earth, caused by the relative motion of the planets. It does not predict problems or require changing your plans.
Why are the two Moon signs different?
Vedic signs use the Lahiri sidereal zodiac. Western signs use the tropical zodiac tied to the seasons. These are different coordinate conventions for the same Moon.
Which time does an eclipse show?
We show the global maximum in UTC and your chosen time zone, and separately calculate whether any part is above the horizon at your city. Local maximum can occur at a different time.
How does calendar subscription work?
Download imports a snapshot. Subscription lets your calendar app refresh the public feed on its own schedule. The sky feed rolls forward for 12 months; the festival feed stays on the selected year. No birth details are included.