New moon in January 2029
Sunday 14 January 2029, 17:24 UTC
The Sun and the Moon stand together in the zodiac sign of Capricorn. The Moon is invisible: it is in the daytime sky with the Sun and turns its dark side to us.
At this new moon the Moon passes in front of the Sun: a solar eclipse. All eclipses.
What tradition sees in the new moon
A blank beginning, in the good sense. A small start is quite enough today.
The sign of Capricorn
Capricorn begins at the December solstice, in the darkest time of the northern year. Tradition gives it patience, a sense of duty and staying power: it climbs slowly, but it reaches the top. Saturn, its ruler, stands for structure, limits and responsibility. A Capricorn often seems more serious than it is and would rather show its feelings through deeds. Its task is to give support without becoming hard.
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 | 14 Jan, 17:24 |
| Dublin | 14 Jan, 17:24 |
| New York | 14 Jan, 12:24 |
| Chicago | 14 Jan, 11:24 |
| Los Angeles | 14 Jan, 09:24 |
| Toronto | 14 Jan, 12:24 |
| Sydney | 15 Jan, 04:24 |
| Auckland | 15 Jan, 06:24 |
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