The moon
Waxing Gibbous83% lit
“Refine before you release. “Almost” is not yet; “soon” is not now.”
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Today’s sky, computed from real ephemeris math — not a horoscope generator. The two frames below are what the sky is actually doing right now. The practitioner reads underneath are what to do with it.
The sun
Virgolate · earth · mutable
Late Virgo. Clarity is arriving on what the next season wants from you. Don't rush the transition — Libra needs you to show up rested.
Moon is making aspects
The Moon is still making aspects in Aquarius. Next aspect: 04:47 AM on Wed, Sep 23, 2026.
Today’s sky
Where the ten bodies stand right now.
Tropical positions computed at this moment. Updates every fifteen minutes — refresh to see the Moon slip further along.
Sun
Virgo 29.6°
Moon
Aquarius 10.4°
Mercury
Libra 18.8°
Venus
Scorpio 6.4°
Mars
Cancer 26.7°
Jupiter
Leo 18.0°
Saturn
Aries 12.2° R
Uranus
Gemini 5.6° R
Neptune
Aries 3.1° R
Pluto
Aquarius 3.2° R
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Upcoming eclipses
The next 3 eclipses.
Eclipses are the year’s inflection points — each one marks a window where the themes of the sign and house involved often surface in real life. Computed from first principles; dates are accurate to within minutes.
Lunar eclipse
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Take it deeper
Today’s sky is the broad weather. Your chart is the local forecast.
The moon and sun here are where the whole sky stands right now. What they mean for youdepends on where they land in your own chart — which house they’re lighting up, which natal placements they’re touching. Run your chart free and follow the links.
How this is computed
Moon phase and sun sign at the top are computed in-process (arcminute-grade, zero network calls). The planetary positions, void-of-course moon status, eclipse dates, sunrise/sunset, and planetary hour come from Kriya, our astrology engine — VSOP87D planetary theory plus a truncated ELP2000 lunar model for arcsecond-grade accuracy. This page revalidates every fifteen minutes; refresh to see the Moon slip further along. Nothing here is generated by a language model.