Rhythm

The moon calendar

The moons of March 2028

Full moon in Virgo. New moon in Aries. Exact times below, in Central and UTC.

  1. Friday, March 10
    7:06 pm Central
    Mar 11, 01:06 UTC

    Full moon in Virgo

    Everything lit. What has been growing is visible now.

    Moon in Virgo: sorting and fixing. The small useful things get done.

    Source: Computed from the Moon–Sun elongation (astronomy-engine).

  2. Wednesday, March 15

    Anna Perenna

    The old year's turning, kept beside the Tiber. People wished for as many years as they could drink cups — a festival about wanting more time.

    Source: Ovid, Fasti III.523–696, trans. Frazer (Loeb, 1931)

  3. Sunday, March 19
    9:17 pm Central
    Mar 20, 02:17 UTC

    Spring equinox

    Light and dark in balance, tipping toward light.

    Source: Computed from the Sun’s apparent ecliptic longitude (astronomy-engine).

  4. Saturday, March 25
    11:31 pm Central
    Mar 26, 04:31 UTC

    New moon in Aries

    The dark of the moon. A beginning that nobody can see yet.

    Moon in Aries: quick and direct. Good for starting, poor for waiting.

    Source: Computed from the Moon–Sun elongation (astronomy-engine).

Computed with astronomy-engine, which follows the NASA JPL ephemerides. Times are Central (Daylight or Standard as the date falls) and UTC; a moon is one instant for the whole world, so only the clock changes with the zone.

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