by clubmistiqe | Jan 31, 2019 | Astrology, Moon Calendar: Full Moon and New Moon
This is a full moon calendar for 2020 and also a lunar eclipse calendar. There are 13 Full Moons in 2020, one more than last year. The first (10th January) and the last (30th December) full moon of the year are in the same zodiac sign: Cancer (let’s remember...
by clubmistiqe | Jan 27, 2019 | Astrology, Moon Calendar: Full Moon and New Moon
This is a new moon calendar for 2020 and also a solar eclipse calendar. There are 12 New Moons this year, one for each month of the year. But there isn’t one new moon for each zodiac sign, because there are two new moons in Cancer (in June and July) and no new moon in...
by clubmistiqe | Feb 16, 2018 | Astrology, Moon Calendar: Full Moon and New Moon
We present you the new moon calendar for 2019 and also the solar eclipses. There are 13 New Moons this year: two in August and one in each of the other eleven months of the year. So, we have Black Moon (an additional new moon that appears in a calendar month) on...
by clubmistiqe | Feb 8, 2018 | Astrology, Moon Calendar: Full Moon and New Moon
This is the full moon calendar for 2019 and also a lunar eclipse calendar. There are 12 Full Moons this year, one in each month of the year. Last year, the situation was quite different, with no full moon in February and two full moons in January and March, creating...
by clubmistiqe | Apr 11, 2017 | 2018 Horoscope, Horoscope, Moon Calendar: Full Moon and New Moon
There are 12 new moons in 2018, one in each month of the year. So, we don’t have a Black Moon (an extra new moon in a month, when a year which normally has 12 new moons has 13 instead; last time, this happened in 2016). There are also three special new moons in 2018,...
by clubmistiqe | Apr 10, 2017 | 2018 Horoscope, Horoscope, Moon Calendar: Full Moon and New Moon
There are 13 Full Moons in 2018: two in January, two in March, no one in February and one in each of the other ninth months of the year. So, we have Blue Moon (an extra full moon in a month; the term has nothing to do with the actual colour of the moon) on January...
