Astrological calendar – February 2090

Astrological calendar for February 2090: planetary ingresses, stations, lunations and exact major aspects in the geocentric tropical zodiac.

Time zone

Date	Time	Event	Type	Position
	05:03	Venus Pluto	Sextile 60°	♒︎ 22°35′ / ♈︎ 22°35′
	22:12	Mars Jupiter	Sextile 60°	♒︎ 14°10′ / ♐︎ 14°10′
1. Wed	13:12	Venus Neptune	Opposition 180°	♒︎ 24°16′ / ♌︎ 24°16′ R
2. Thu	18:04	Mercury → Aquarius	Sign ingress	♒︎ 00°00′
	20:33	Sun Jupiter	Sextile 60°	♒︎ 14°29′ / ♐︎ 14°29′
3. Fri	19:23	Saturn D	Stations direct	♊︎ 04°22′
5. Sun	12:59	Mercury Saturn	Trine 120°	♒︎ 04°22′ / ♊︎ 04°22′
6. Mon	02:51	Venus → Pisces	Sign ingress	♓︎ 00°00′
7. Tue	18:53	First Quarter		♉︎ 19°29′
8. Wed	05:29	Sun Mars	Conjunction 0°	♒︎ 19°55′ / ♒︎ 19°55′
9. Thu	15:24	Venus Saturn	Square 90°	♓︎ 04°24′ / ♊︎ 04°24′
10. Fri	23:32	Sun Pluto	Sextile 60°	♒︎ 22°43′ / ♈︎ 22°43′
11. Sat	18:31	Mars Pluto	Sextile 60°	♒︎ 22°43′ / ♈︎ 22°43′
12. Sun	05:26	Sun Neptune	Opposition 180°	♒︎ 23°58′ / ♌︎ 23°58′ R
	15:08	Mercury Jupiter	Sextile 60°	♒︎ 15°57′ / ♐︎ 15°57′
13. Mon	07:34	Mars Neptune	Opposition 180°	♒︎ 23°56′ / ♌︎ 23°56′ R
14. Tue	13:40	Full Moon		♌︎ 26°20′
	22:25	Venus Uranus	Conjunction 0°	♓︎ 11°01′ / ♓︎ 11°01′
16. Thu	15:15	Mercury Pluto	Sextile 60°	♒︎ 22°47′ / ♈︎ 22°47′
17. Fri	05:35	Mercury Neptune	Opposition 180°	♒︎ 23°50′ / ♌︎ 23°50′ R
18. Sat	04:31	Sun → Pisces	Sign ingress	♓︎ 00°00′
19. Sun	15:09	Venus Jupiter	Square 90°	♓︎ 16°53′ / ♐︎ 16°53′
20. Mon	11:59	Mercury Mars	Conjunction 0°	♒︎ 29°37′ / ♒︎ 29°37′
	17:02	Mercury → Pisces	Sign ingress	♓︎ 00°00′
	23:27	Mars → Pisces	Sign ingress	♓︎ 00°00′
21. Tue	07:43	Last Quarter		♐︎ 03°09′
22. Wed	20:51	Sun Saturn	Square 90°	♓︎ 04°43′ / ♊︎ 04°43′
23. Thu	07:32	Mercury Saturn	Square 90°	♓︎ 04°44′ / ♊︎ 04°44′
	19:58	Sun Mercury	Conjunction 0°	♓︎ 05°41′ / ♓︎ 05°41′
27. Mon	01:29	Mercury Uranus	Conjunction 0°	♓︎ 11°42′ / ♓︎ 11°42′
	03:55	Mars Saturn	Square 90°	♓︎ 04°53′ / ♊︎ 04°53′
	09:47	New Moon		♓︎ 11°17′
	23:50	Sun Uranus	Conjunction 0°	♓︎ 11°53′ / ♓︎ 11°53′

Times are in UTC.

Eclipses are identified by proximity to the lunar node; their type and local visibility are not calculated.