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January zodiac signs: Capricorn or Aquarius?

If you were born in January, your zodiac sign is Capricorn or Aquarius.

Every day in January

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Outlined in gold: the days on which the Sun changes sign in some years (UTC).

♑︎ 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.

Capricorn horoscope today

♒︎ 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.

Aquarius horoscope today

Questions

What zodiac sign is January?

Capricorn from 1 to 18 January, Aquarius from 22 to 31 January. 19 to 21 January: Capricorn or Aquarius, depending on the year and the hour.

What zodiac sign is 19 January?

Capricorn or Aquarius. The Sun changes sign around this time, at an hour that shifts from year to year. The page for the day gives it for every year since 1940.

What zodiac sign is 20 January?

Capricorn or Aquarius. The Sun changes sign around this time, at an hour that shifts from year to year. The page for the day gives it for every year since 1940.

What zodiac sign is 21 January?

Capricorn or Aquarius. The Sun changes sign around this time, at an hour that shifts from year to year. The page for the day gives it for every year since 1940.

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Counted in UTC from the true position of the Sun, 1940 to 2031. The reading is tradition.