Tag: Venus

  • Thu – 24 Apr 2025

    2025 Day 114
    Sunrise 6:33 – Sunset 20:17
    LOD 13:41 – LON 10:17
    Sunrise tomorrow 6:32

    Lunar Cycle Day 26
    Moonrise 4:53 – Moonset 16:47
    Moonrise tomorrow 5:17

    Today
    Conjunction Venus and Moon

    Tomorrow
    Conjunctions Mercury and Moon, Saturn and Moon, Neptune and Moon

    Tomorrow morning pre-dawn
    Watch for a smiley face formed in the east by the Crescent Moon, Venus, and Saturn. I am not sure how visible this will be in Utah as the moon does not rise until 5:17. By the time it clears the mountains it may be too light to see the planets above it.

    St. Mark’s Eve

    On this date
    Old Farmer’s Almanac founder Robert B. Thomas born, 1766
    Library of Congress established, 1800

    After Fish, Milk do not wish.
    Poor Richard’s Almanack

  • Thu – 10 Apr 2025

    2025 Day 100
    Sunrise 6:55 – Sunset 20:02
    LOD 13:07 – LON 10:54
    Sunrise tomorrow 6:53

    Lunar Cycle Day 12
    Moonset today 5:58 – Moonrise today 18:08
    Moonset tomorrow 6:16
    Moon in Virgo ☾♍︎
    Enters Libra ☾♎︎ at 19:12
    Moon on equator – descending node
    Venus stationary – retrograde ending

    On this date
    Britain issued first copyright law, 1710

    Siblings Day

    After crosses and losses, men grow humbler and wiser.
    Poor Richard’s Almanack

  • Friday – 28 Mar 2025

    Day 87 of year
    Sunrise 7:18 – Sunset 19:47
    Sunrise tomorrow 7:16
    LOD 12:26 – LON 11:32

    Day 29 of lunar cycle
    Moon in Pisces ☾♓︎ but enters Aries ☾♈︎ at 14:36
    Moonrise today 6:49 – Moonset today 19:03
    Moonrise tomorrow 7:14
    Moon at Ascending Node ☾ at ☊

    Many Conjunctions
    Mercury Moon ☌☿☾
    Venus Moon ☌♀☾
    Saturn Moon ☌♄☾
    Neptune Moon ☌♆☾

    Weed Appreciation Day

    One good Husband is worth two good Wives; for the scarcer things are, the more they’re valued.
    Poor Richard’s Almanack

  • Saturday – 22 Mar 2025

    Day 81 of year – Day 23 of lunar cycle

    Sunrise 7:28 – Sunset 19:41 – Sunrise tomorrow 7:26

    LOD 12:10 – LON 11:48

    Moonrise today 3:23 – Moonset today 11:47
    Moonrise tomorrow 4:14 – Moonset tomorrow 12:50

    Venus inferior conjunction with Sun

    Moon Last Quarter at 5:29 … four hours after entering Capricorn from Sagittarius.

    The Last Quarter Moon occurring in Capricorn is a time for reflection, reassessment, and releasing what no longer serves you, while also focusing on practical solutions and long-term goals.  Google AI

    World Water Day

  • Friday- 21 Mar 2025

    Day 80 of year – Day 22 of lunar cycle

    Sunrise 7:30 – Sunset 19:40 – Sunrise tomorrow 7:28

    LOD 12:07 – LON 11:52

    Moonrise today 2:25 – Moonset today 10:55 – Moonrise tomorrow 3:23

    On this date in 1851 Yosemite Valley was discovered in California

    Today is one of the most favorable days this month to

    • dry fruit, vegetables, or meat
    • straighten hair
    • go camping
    • prune to discourage growth
    • demolition
    • wash windows
    • kill plant pests
    • cut hair to slow growth
    • quit smoking
    • cut hair to slow growth
    • wash wooden floors
    • advertise to sell

    2025 Old Farmer’s Almanac, pp 226-7

    2025 Farmers’ Almanac, pp 120-3

    Zodiac Outlook

    ObjectZodiac Position
    SunAries
    MoonSagittarius until tomorrow morning at 1:29 when it enters Capricorn
    Mercury Aries (retrograde)
    Venus Aries (retrograde)
    Mars Cancer
    Jupiter Gemini
    Saturn Pisces
    Uranus Taurus
    Neptune Pisces (Aries after March 30)
    Pluto Aquarius until March 8, 2043

  • Thursday – 20 Mar 2025

    Day 79 of year – Day 21 of lunar cycle

    Sunrise 7:31 – Sunset 19:38 – Sunrise tomorrow 7:30

    LOD 12:05 – LON 11:54

    Moonset today 10:12 – Moonrise tomorrow 2:25 – Moonset tomorrow 10:55

    Vernal Equinox at 3:01

    “Now spring has come, the birds rejoice, and chaunt the cheerful lay; the farmer with exulting joys, prepares for April’s day.” 2025 Farmers’ Almanac

    Conjunction of Venus and Neptune. Venus is between Earth and the Sun, while Neptune is behind the Sun.

    Ostara

    Ostara marks the arrival of spring and the vernal equinox. This ancient festival, rooted in Pagan traditions, is a celebration of rebirth and renewal. It symbolizes the awakening of nature after the long winter months. Night and day are in perfect balance, representing harmony and equilibrium. Llewellyn’s 2025 Sabbats Almanac, p 132