Astrological calendar – September 2137

Astrological calendar for September 2137: planetary ingresses, stations, lunations and exact major aspects in the geocentric tropical zodiac.

DateTimeEventTypePosition
1. Sun15:24 Mercury → VirgoSign ingress♍︎ 00°00′
17:38 Mars SaturnOpposition 180°♋︎ 18°23′ / ♑︎ 18°23′ R
2. Mon17:16 Sun PlutoSquare 90°♍︎ 10°24′ / ♊︎ 10°24′
4. Wed08:31 Mercury NeptuneSquare 90°♍︎ 05°17′ / ♐︎ 05°17′
6. Fri23:23 Mercury PlutoSquare 90°♍︎ 10°24′ / ♊︎ 10°24′
23:52 Uranus NeptuneSextile 60°♎︎ 05°19′ / ♐︎ 05°19′
7. Sat08:04 Last Quarter♊︎ 14°52′
9. Mon15:42 Pluto RStations retrograde♊︎ 10°25′
10. Tue17:29 Sun SaturnTrine 120°♍︎ 18°10′ / ♑︎ 18°10′ R
11. Wed00:03 Mercury SaturnTrine 120°♍︎ 18°09′ / ♑︎ 18°09′ R
07:06 Sun MercuryConjunction 0°♍︎ 18°43′ / ♍︎ 18°43′
13:17 Jupiter → SagittariusSign ingress♐︎ 00°00′
13. Fri02:45 Venus → VirgoSign ingress♍︎ 00°00′
07:21 Venus JupiterSquare 90°♍︎ 00°14′ / ♐︎ 00°14′
15. Sun10:06 New MoonSolar eclipse♍︎ 22°44′
22:25 Mercury MarsSextile 60°♍︎ 27°19′ / ♋︎ 27°19′
17. Tue10:11 Mercury → LibraSign ingress♎︎ 00°00′
13:27 Venus NeptuneSquare 90°♍︎ 05°28′ / ♐︎ 05°28′
22:09 Mercury JupiterSextile 60°♎︎ 00°53′ / ♐︎ 00°53′
20. Fri07:07 Mars → LeoSign ingress♌︎ 00°00′
13:38 Mercury NeptuneSextile 60°♎︎ 05°31′ / ♐︎ 05°31′
22:45 Mercury UranusConjunction 0°♎︎ 06°11′ / ♎︎ 06°11′
21. Sat13:03 Venus PlutoSquare 90°♍︎ 10°23′ / ♊︎ 10°23′ R
22. Sun02:25 Saturn DStations direct♑︎ 18°03′
14:02 First Quarter♐︎ 29°43′
20:50 Sun → LibraSign ingress♎︎ 00°00′
23. Mon00:24 Mars JupiterTrine 120°♌︎ 01°39′ / ♐︎ 01°39′
09:55 Mercury PlutoTrine 120°♎︎ 10°22′ / ♊︎ 10°22′ R
24. Tue20:37 Sun JupiterSextile 60°♎︎ 01°56′ / ♐︎ 01°56′
27. Fri01:15 Sun MarsSextile 60°♎︎ 04°05′ / ♌︎ 04°05′
18:23 Venus SaturnTrine 120°♍︎ 18°05′ / ♑︎ 18°05′
28. Sat02:29 Mercury SaturnSquare 90°♎︎ 18°05′ / ♑︎ 18°05′
16:26 Sun NeptuneSextile 60°♎︎ 05°41′ / ♐︎ 05°41′
29. Sun09:34 Full Moon♈︎ 06°23′
18:03 Sun UranusConjunction 0°♎︎ 06°44′ / ♎︎ 06°44′
18:24 Mars NeptuneTrine 120°♌︎ 05°43′ / ♐︎ 05°43′

Times are in UTC.

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