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Moon calendar, August 2030

Full Moon on 13 August at 10:44, in Aquarius. New Moon on 28 August at 23:07, in Virgo.

The Moon changes sign 14 times this month and is void of course before each change.

Void of course counts aspects to
The Moon day by day, August 2030
DateMoon signPhaseVoid of course
Thu 1Leo, enters Virgo at 05:29until 05:29
Fri 2Virgofrom 20:40
Sat 3Virgo, enters Libra at 11:40until 11:40
Sun 4Libra
Mon 5Libra, enters Scorpio at 16:1103:59 to 16:11
Tue 6ScorpioFirst quarter at 16:42
Wed 7Scorpio, enters Sagittarius at 19:2411:41 to 19:24
Thu 8Sagittarius
Fri 9Sagittarius, enters Capricorn at 21:4008:05 to 21:40
Sat 10Capricorn
Sun 11Capricorn, enters Aquarius at 23:4019:06 to 23:40
Mon 12Aquarius
Tue 13AquariusFull Moon at 10:44from 12:54
Wed 14Aquarius, enters Pisces at 02:39until 02:39
Thu 15Piscesfrom 17:43
Fri 16Pisces, enters Aries at 08:08until 08:08
Sat 17Aries
Sun 18Aries, enters Taurus at 17:0808:16 to 17:08
Mon 19Taurus
Tue 20Taurus
Wed 21Taurus, enters Gemini at 05:11Last quarter at 01:1501:15 to 05:11
Thu 22Gemini
Fri 23Gemini, enters Cancer at 18:0102:33 to 18:01
Sat 24Cancer
Sun 25Cancerfrom 10:04
Mon 26Cancer, enters Leo at 04:58until 04:58
Tue 27Leofrom 23:07
Wed 28Leo, enters Virgo at 12:51New Moon at 23:07until 12:51
Thu 29Virgo
Fri 30Virgo, enters Libra at 18:0305:00 to 18:03
Sat 31Libra

Tropical zodiac · geocentric, apparent positions · Swiss Ephemeris, checked against NASA JPL DE440 · void of course: last exact conjunction, sextile, square, trine or opposition to the Sun and Mercury to Pluto · times in UTC

Go deeper: phases, signs and void of course

Phases. New Moon is the moment the Moon passes the Sun in longitude; first quarter, full and last quarter are 90°, 180° and 270° past it. Each happens at one instant worldwide; only the clock time differs by place.

Signs. The Moon crosses a sign in about two and a half days. These are tropical signs; in a sidereal (Vedic) zodiac the Moon reaches each sign about 24° later, nearly two days after the times shown.

Void of course. From the Moon’s last exact major aspect in a sign until it enters the next sign. William Lilly, in the 17th century, counted only the Sun and the five visible planets; most modern calendars add Uranus, Neptune and Pluto, so their void periods are often shorter. Switch between the two above.