☽ Free Monthly Moon Aspects & Ingresses Table · Every Lunar Aspect This Month
Umbriel lists the whole month of the Moon: every aspect it makes to every planet, every sign it enters, and each New, Full and quarter Moon, in order and to the minute. Any month, past or future. Free, no account.
- What you'll needNothing: the month is enough. Add your birth details and your prenatal syzygy is marked in the table
- What you getOne table for the month: date, time, the Moon's degree and sign, and the event, aspects, ingresses and lunations in the order they happen
- CostFree, no account required
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What it is
The monthly Moon table is the traditional way to read a month: not the phases alone, but the Moon's whole course through it. Every aspect it perfects to the Sun and the planets, every sign it enters, and the lunations, in one list ordered by time. It is the page an astrologer keeps open while choosing a day.
Every row is an instant, not a day. Each aspect and ingress is solved for the exact moment the Moon reaches the angle, and reported to the minute in your device's clock. The Moon moves about half a degree an hour, so a table rounded to the day would be wrong about most of what it listed.
You choose which bodies count: the traditional seven, the modern ten with Uranus, Neptune and Pluto, or those plus Chiron. Minor aspects (semi-sextile, semi-square, sesquiquadrate, quincunx) are off by default and one tap away. A month with the modern ten and minors on runs to well over a hundred rows, which is the honest size of a Moon's month.
A Full Moon is the Moon opposing the Sun, and a New Moon is the conjunction, so a naive table prints each lunation twice. Here the lunation absorbs its own Sun aspect and is printed once, in bold, as what it is.
If you have entered your birth details, the last New or Full Moon before your birth, the prenatal syzygy, is marked when it falls in the month you are viewing, with a note about how close the next lunation came to your birth time. That margin matters: a birth a few minutes either side of a lunation changes which syzygy is yours, and with it the Releaser and the Lots that depend on it.
⚠️ The times are in the clock of the device you are reading on, not in the time zone of any place. For choosing a day where you are, that is what you want; for an event elsewhere, convert.
How Umbriel computes it
What's in your result
- Every Moon aspectTo the Sun and each planet you include, both the applying and the separating pass.
- Every ingressThe minute the Moon enters each sign, about every two and a quarter days.
- The lunations, markedNew, Full and both quarters, in bold, each printed once.
- Your prenatal syzygyMarked in the month it fell, with the knife-edge margin if there was one.
- Any monthStep the date to any month, past or future; the table repaints.
Common questions
What are Moon ingresses?
The moments the Moon crosses from one sign into the next. It does so roughly every 2.3 days, so a month has thirteen or fourteen of them, and each is listed here to the minute.
Why does the table show two sextiles to the same planet?
Because the Moon makes each aspect twice as it laps a planet: once approaching, once leaving. Conjunctions and oppositions happen once per lap; every other aspect happens on both sides.
Is this the same as the void-of-course Moon page?
No. Void-of-course is the stretch after the Moon's last aspect in a sign and before it enters the next; that page names its method and lists those windows. This page lists every aspect and ingress the void periods are calculated from.
Do I need my birth details?
Not for the table itself, which is the same for everyone. You need them for the prenatal syzygy to be marked.
How accurate are the times?
Each row is solved for, not stepped to, and checked against an outside ephemeris to within a couple of minutes. The one thing to watch is the clock: times are shown in your device's time zone.
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