New moon in February 2029
Tuesday 13 February 2029, 10:31 UTC
The Sun and the Moon stand together in the zodiac sign of Aquarius. The Moon is invisible: it is in the daytime sky with the Sun and turns its dark side to us.
What tradition sees in the new moon
Today the first step counts, not the plan for it.
The sign of Aquarius
Traditionally, Aquarius is the sign of the new and of community. It thinks independently, values friendship above convention and often has ideas whose time has not yet come. Uranus, its modern ruler, stands for new departures and surprise. An Aquarius is there for many and lets few come close. Its task is to bring freedom and closeness together.
When to look for the first crescent
The thin crescent of the waxing Moon appears one or two evenings after the new moon, low in the west shortly after sunset. Exactly when depends on where you are: the visibility of the new crescent.
The time in cities
| City | New moon |
|---|---|
| London | 13 Feb, 10:31 |
| Dublin | 13 Feb, 10:31 |
| New York | 13 Feb, 05:31 |
| Chicago | 13 Feb, 04:31 |
| Los Angeles | 13 Feb, 02:31 |
| Toronto | 13 Feb, 05:31 |
| Sydney | 13 Feb, 21:31 |
| Auckland | 13 Feb, 23:31 |
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