Astrology calendar
Planetary events
Sign changes, retrograde and direct stations, and new and full moons. The sidereal calendar also includes nakshatra changes.
December 2009
21 events · Asia/Kolkata · 24-hour time
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Nakshatra changes
Mercury enters Moola
Jyeshtha → Moola
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Sign changes
Mercury enters Sagittarius
Scorpio → Sagittarius
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Retrograde and direct
Uranus turns direct
Direct motion resumes
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New and full moons
Full Moon
Exact lunar phase
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Nakshatra changes
Sun enters Jyeshtha
Anuradha → Jyeshtha
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Sign changes
Neptune enters Aquarius
Capricorn → Aquarius
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Nakshatra changes
Venus enters Jyeshtha
Anuradha → Jyeshtha
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Nakshatra changes
Mercury enters Purva Ashadha
Moola → Purva Ashadha
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Nakshatra changes
Sun enters Moola
Jyeshtha → Moola
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Sign changes
Sun enters Sagittarius
Scorpio → Sagittarius
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New and full moons
New Moon
Exact lunar phase
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Nakshatra changes
Saturn enters Hasta
Uttara Phalguni → Hasta
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Sign changes
Jupiter enters Aquarius
Capricorn → Aquarius
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Retrograde and direct
Mars turns retrograde
Retrograde motion begins
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Nakshatra changes
Venus enters Moola
Jyeshtha → Moola
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Sign changes
Venus enters Sagittarius
Scorpio → Sagittarius
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Nakshatra changes
Mercury enters Uttara Ashadha
Purva Ashadha → Uttara Ashadha
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Retrograde and direct
Mercury turns retrograde
Retrograde motion begins
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Nakshatra changes
Sun enters Purva Ashadha
Moola → Purva Ashadha
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Nakshatra changes
Mercury enters Purva Ashadha
Uttara Ashadha → Purva Ashadha · Moving backward
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Nakshatra changes
Venus enters Purva Ashadha
Moola → Purva Ashadha
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Sidereal zodiac · True Chitrapaksha ayanamsa · Mean lunar nodes · Apparent positions.
These events describe planetary positions as seen from the centre of Earth. Changing the timezone changes the displayed date and time. Daylight saving time is included where applicable.
Sign changes use the selected zodiac. Retrograde and direct stations mark a change in the direction of longitude; their exact times can differ between the sidereal and tropical conventions.
The lunar-node choice applies to both nodes and all their events. Mean nodes always move backward. True nodes briefly move forward at times; every direction change is included, even when the forward interval is short. Both nodes change direction together.
New and full moons remain visible when Moon transits are hidden. Selecting Moon in the planet filter shows its sign and nakshatra changes too. Times are shown to the minute.