Cosmic Calendar

Al Nathrah is the gap, the muzzle of the Lion.

Enters Al Tarf at Wed 1 Sep, 11:54 PM - the glance of the Lion's eye.

modern (through Pluto): not void. Goes void at Thu 2 Sep, 10:37 PM after Opposition Pluto, until Fri 3 Sep, 8:58 AM

classical (through Saturn): not void. Goes void at Thu 2 Sep, 6:16 PM after Sextile Mars, until Fri 3 Sep, 8:58 AM

The next full moon is the Harvest Moon, the full moon nearest the September equinox — it rises close to sunset several evenings running, which is what let the harvest go on after dark.

Al Tarf is the glance of the Lion's eye.

Enters Al Jabhah at Fri 3 Sep, 12:48 AM - the forehead of the Lion.

modern (through Pluto): not void. Goes void at Thu 2 Sep, 10:37 PM after Opposition Pluto, until Fri 3 Sep, 8:58 AM

classical (through Saturn): not void. Goes void at Thu 2 Sep, 6:16 PM after Sextile Mars, until Fri 3 Sep, 8:58 AM

The next full moon is the Harvest Moon, the full moon nearest the September equinox — it rises close to sunset several evenings running, which is what let the harvest go on after dark.

Al Jabhah is the forehead of the Lion.

Enters Al Zubrah at Sat 4 Sep, 1:04 AM - the mane on the Lion's back.

modern (through Pluto): not void. Goes void at Sun 5 Sep, 7:22 AM after Opposition Jupiter, until Sun 5 Sep, 4:06 PM

classical (through Saturn): not void. Goes void at Sun 5 Sep, 7:22 AM after Opposition Jupiter, until Sun 5 Sep, 4:06 PM

The next full moon is the Harvest Moon, the full moon nearest the September equinox — it rises close to sunset several evenings running, which is what let the harvest go on after dark.

Al Zubrah is the mane on the Lion's back.

Enters Al Sarfah at Sun 5 Sep, 12:41 AM - the turning — the change of the weather.

modern (through Pluto): not void. Goes void at Sun 5 Sep, 7:22 AM after Opposition Jupiter, until Sun 5 Sep, 4:06 PM

classical (through Saturn): not void. Goes void at Sun 5 Sep, 7:22 AM after Opposition Jupiter, until Sun 5 Sep, 4:06 PM

The next full moon is the Harvest Moon, the full moon nearest the September equinox — it rises close to sunset several evenings running, which is what let the harvest go on after dark.

Al Sarfah is the turning — the change of the weather.

Enters Al Awwa at Sun 5 Sep, 11:42 PM - the barker, the dogs behind the Lion.

modern (through Pluto): void, until the Moon enters Virgo at Sun 5 Sep, 4:06 PM

classical (through Saturn): void, until the Moon enters Virgo at Sun 5 Sep, 4:06 PM

The next full moon is the Harvest Moon, the full moon nearest the September equinox — it rises close to sunset several evenings running, which is what let the harvest go on after dark.

Al Awwa is the barker, the dogs behind the Lion.

Enters Al Simak at Mon 6 Sep, 10:13 PM - the unarmed one, Spica.

modern (through Pluto): not void. Goes void at Tue 7 Sep, 12:24 PM after Conjunction Mars, until Tue 7 Sep, 8:20 PM

classical (through Saturn): not void. Goes void at Tue 7 Sep, 12:24 PM after Conjunction Mars, until Tue 7 Sep, 8:20 PM

The next full moon is the Harvest Moon, the full moon nearest the September equinox — it rises close to sunset several evenings running, which is what let the harvest go on after dark.

Al Simak is the unarmed one, Spica.

Enters Al Ghafr at Tue 7 Sep, 8:20 PM - the covering.

modern (through Pluto): not void. Goes void at Tue 7 Sep, 12:24 PM after Conjunction Mars, until Tue 7 Sep, 8:20 PM

classical (through Saturn): not void. Goes void at Tue 7 Sep, 12:24 PM after Conjunction Mars, until Tue 7 Sep, 8:20 PM

The next full moon is the Harvest Moon, the full moon nearest the September equinox — it rises close to sunset several evenings running, which is what let the harvest go on after dark.

Al Ghafr is the covering.

Enters Al Jubana at Wed 8 Sep, 6:11 PM - the claws of the Scorpion.

modern (through Pluto): not void. Goes void at Thu 9 Sep, 9:48 PM after Conjunction Venus, until Thu 9 Sep, 11:05 PM

classical (through Saturn): not void. Goes void at Thu 9 Sep, 9:48 PM after Conjunction Venus, until Thu 9 Sep, 11:05 PM

The next full moon is the Harvest Moon, the full moon nearest the September equinox — it rises close to sunset several evenings running, which is what let the harvest go on after dark.

Al Jubana is the claws of the Scorpion.

Enters Iklil al Jabhah at Thu 9 Sep, 3:52 PM - the crown of the forehead.

modern (through Pluto): not void. Goes void at Thu 9 Sep, 9:48 PM after Conjunction Venus, until Thu 9 Sep, 11:05 PM

classical (through Saturn): not void. Goes void at Thu 9 Sep, 9:48 PM after Conjunction Venus, until Thu 9 Sep, 11:05 PM

The next full moon is the Harvest Moon, the full moon nearest the September equinox — it rises close to sunset several evenings running, which is what let the harvest go on after dark.

Iklil al Jabhah is the crown of the forehead.

Enters Al Qalb at Fri 10 Sep, 1:29 PM - the heart of the Scorpion, Antares.

modern (through Pluto): not void. Goes void at Sat 11 Sep, 10:33 PM after Sextile Mars, until Sun 12 Sep, 1:34 AM

classical (through Saturn): not void. Goes void at Sat 11 Sep, 10:33 PM after Sextile Mars, until Sun 12 Sep, 1:34 AM

The next full moon is the Harvest Moon, the full moon nearest the September equinox — it rises close to sunset several evenings running, which is what let the harvest go on after dark.

Al Shaulah is the raised tail, the sting.

Enters Al Na'am at Sun 12 Sep, 8:49 AM - the ostriches, coming to drink.

modern (through Pluto): not void. Goes void at Sat 11 Sep, 10:33 PM after Sextile Mars, until Sun 12 Sep, 1:34 AM

classical (through Saturn): not void. Goes void at Sat 11 Sep, 10:33 PM after Sextile Mars, until Sun 12 Sep, 1:34 AM

The next full moon is the Harvest Moon, the full moon nearest the September equinox — it rises close to sunset several evenings running, which is what let the harvest go on after dark.

Al Na'am is the ostriches, coming to drink.

Enters Al Baldah at Mon 13 Sep, 6:37 AM - the empty place, the city.

modern (through Pluto): not void. Goes void at Tue 14 Sep, 3:57 AM after Square Mars, until Tue 14 Sep, 4:34 AM

classical (through Saturn): not void. Goes void at Tue 14 Sep, 3:57 AM after Square Mars, until Tue 14 Sep, 4:34 AM

The next full moon is the Harvest Moon, the full moon nearest the September equinox — it rises close to sunset several evenings running, which is what let the harvest go on after dark.

Al Baldah is the empty place, the city.

Enters Sa'd al Dhabih at Tue 14 Sep, 4:34 AM - the lucky one of the slaughterers.

modern (through Pluto): not void. Goes void at Tue 14 Sep, 3:57 AM after Square Mars, until Tue 14 Sep, 4:34 AM

classical (through Saturn): not void. Goes void at Tue 14 Sep, 3:57 AM after Square Mars, until Tue 14 Sep, 4:34 AM

The next full moon is the Harvest Moon, the full moon nearest the September equinox — it rises close to sunset several evenings running, which is what let the harvest go on after dark.

Sa'd al Dhabih is the lucky one of the slaughterers.

Enters Sa'd al Bula at Wed 15 Sep, 2:39 AM - the lucky one of the swallower.

modern (through Pluto): not void. Goes void at Wed 15 Sep, 10:40 PM after Conjunction Pluto, until Thu 16 Sep, 8:23 AM

classical (through Saturn): not void. Goes void at Wed 15 Sep, 9:07 PM after Trine Sun, until Thu 16 Sep, 8:23 AM

The next full moon is the Harvest Moon, the full moon nearest the September equinox — it rises close to sunset several evenings running, which is what let the harvest go on after dark.

Sa'd al Bula is the lucky one of the swallower.

Enters Sa'd al Su'ud at Thu 16 Sep, 12:55 AM - the luckiest of the lucky.

modern (through Pluto): not void. Goes void at Wed 15 Sep, 10:40 PM after Conjunction Pluto, until Thu 16 Sep, 8:23 AM

classical (through Saturn): not void. Goes void at Wed 15 Sep, 9:07 PM after Trine Sun, until Thu 16 Sep, 8:23 AM

The next full moon is the Harvest Moon, the full moon nearest the September equinox — it rises close to sunset several evenings running, which is what let the harvest go on after dark.

Sa'd al Su'ud is the luckiest of the lucky.

Enters Sa'd al Akhbiyah at Thu 16 Sep, 11:22 PM - the lucky one of the tents.

modern (through Pluto): not void. Goes void at Sat 18 Sep, 2:14 AM after Conjunction Jupiter, until Sat 18 Sep, 1:22 PM

classical (through Saturn): not void. Goes void at Sat 18 Sep, 2:14 AM after Conjunction Jupiter, until Sat 18 Sep, 1:22 PM

The next full moon is the Harvest Moon, the full moon nearest the September equinox — it rises close to sunset several evenings running, which is what let the harvest go on after dark.

Sa'd al Akhbiyah is the lucky one of the tents.

Enters Al Fargh al Mukdim at Fri 17 Sep, 10:04 PM - the fore spout of the water jar.

modern (through Pluto): not void. Goes void at Sat 18 Sep, 2:14 AM after Conjunction Jupiter, until Sat 18 Sep, 1:22 PM

classical (through Saturn): not void. Goes void at Sat 18 Sep, 2:14 AM after Conjunction Jupiter, until Sat 18 Sep, 1:22 PM

The next full moon is the Harvest Moon, the full moon nearest the September equinox — it rises close to sunset several evenings running, which is what let the harvest go on after dark.

Al Fargh al Mukdim is the fore spout of the water jar.

Enters Al Fargh al Mu'khir at Sat 18 Sep, 9:04 PM - the hind spout of the water jar.

modern (through Pluto): void, until the Moon enters Pisces at Sat 18 Sep, 1:22 PM

classical (through Saturn): void, until the Moon enters Pisces at Sat 18 Sep, 1:22 PM

The next full moon is the Harvest Moon, the full moon nearest the September equinox — it rises close to sunset several evenings running, which is what let the harvest go on after dark.

Al Fargh al Mu'khir is the hind spout of the water jar.

Enters Batn al Hut at Sun 19 Sep, 8:25 PM - the belly of the Fish.

modern (through Pluto): not void. Goes void at Mon 20 Sep, 4:55 PM after Opposition Sun, until Mon 20 Sep, 8:13 PM

classical (through Saturn): not void. Goes void at Mon 20 Sep, 4:55 PM after Opposition Sun, until Mon 20 Sep, 8:13 PM

The next full moon is the Harvest Moon, the full moon nearest the September equinox — it rises close to sunset several evenings running, which is what let the harvest go on after dark.

Batn al Hut is the belly of the Fish.

Enters Al Sharatain at Mon 20 Sep, 8:12 PM - the two signs — the first of the Ram's horns.

modern (through Pluto): not void. Goes void at Mon 20 Sep, 4:55 PM after Opposition Sun, until Mon 20 Sep, 8:13 PM

classical (through Saturn): not void. Goes void at Mon 20 Sep, 4:55 PM after Opposition Sun, until Mon 20 Sep, 8:13 PM

The next full moon is the Harvest Moon, the full moon nearest the September equinox — it rises close to sunset several evenings running, which is what let the harvest go on after dark.

Al Sharatain is the two signs — the first of the Ram's horns.

Enters Al Butain at Tue 21 Sep, 8:28 PM - the little belly of the Ram.

modern (through Pluto): not void. Goes void at Wed 22 Sep, 7:05 PM after Opposition Mercury, until Thu 23 Sep, 5:38 AM

classical (through Saturn): not void. Goes void at Wed 22 Sep, 7:05 PM after Opposition Mercury, until Thu 23 Sep, 5:38 AM

The next full moon is the Hunter's Moon, when game is fat and the fields are bare enough to hunt over.

Al Butain is the little belly of the Ram.

Enters Al Thurayya at Wed 22 Sep, 9:15 PM - the many little ones — the Pleiades.

modern (through Pluto): not void. Goes void at Wed 22 Sep, 7:05 PM after Opposition Mercury, until Thu 23 Sep, 5:38 AM

classical (through Saturn): not void. Goes void at Wed 22 Sep, 7:05 PM after Opposition Mercury, until Thu 23 Sep, 5:38 AM

The next full moon is the Hunter's Moon, when game is fat and the fields are bare enough to hunt over.

Al Thurayya is the many little ones — the Pleiades.

Enters Al Dabaran at Thu 23 Sep, 10:32 PM - the follower, chasing the Pleiades.

modern (through Pluto): not void. Goes void at Sat 25 Sep, 6:09 AM after Trine Pluto, until Sat 25 Sep, 5:36 PM

classical (through Saturn): not void. Goes void at Sat 25 Sep, 3:49 AM after Square Jupiter, until Sat 25 Sep, 5:36 PM

The next full moon is the Hunter's Moon, when game is fat and the fields are bare enough to hunt over.

Al Dabaran is the follower, chasing the Pleiades.

Enters Al Hak'ah at Sat 25 Sep, 12:16 AM - the white spot on the horse's head.

modern (through Pluto): not void. Goes void at Sat 25 Sep, 6:09 AM after Trine Pluto, until Sat 25 Sep, 5:36 PM

classical (through Saturn): not void. Goes void at Sat 25 Sep, 3:49 AM after Square Jupiter, until Sat 25 Sep, 5:36 PM

The next full moon is the Hunter's Moon, when game is fat and the fields are bare enough to hunt over.

Al Hak'ah is the white spot on the horse's head.

Enters Al Han'ah at Sun 26 Sep, 2:18 AM - the brand mark on the camel's neck.

modern (through Pluto): void, until the Moon enters Gemini at Sat 25 Sep, 5:36 PM

classical (through Saturn): void, until the Moon enters Gemini at Sat 25 Sep, 5:36 PM

The next full moon is the Hunter's Moon, when game is fat and the fields are bare enough to hunt over.

Al Han'ah is the brand mark on the camel's neck.

Enters Al Dhira at Mon 27 Sep, 4:29 AM - the forearm of the Lion.

modern (through Pluto): not void. Goes void at Mon 27 Sep, 9:18 PM after Trine Mercury, until Tue 28 Sep, 6:34 AM

classical (through Saturn): not void. Goes void at Mon 27 Sep, 9:18 PM after Trine Mercury, until Tue 28 Sep, 6:34 AM

The next full moon is the Hunter's Moon, when game is fat and the fields are bare enough to hunt over.

Al Dhira is the forearm of the Lion.

Enters Al Nathrah at Tue 28 Sep, 6:34 AM - the gap, the muzzle of the Lion.

modern (through Pluto): not void. Goes void at Mon 27 Sep, 9:18 PM after Trine Mercury, until Tue 28 Sep, 6:34 AM

classical (through Saturn): not void. Goes void at Mon 27 Sep, 9:18 PM after Trine Mercury, until Tue 28 Sep, 6:34 AM

The next full moon is the Hunter's Moon, when game is fat and the fields are bare enough to hunt over.

Al Nathrah is the gap, the muzzle of the Lion.

Enters Al Tarf at Wed 29 Sep, 8:20 AM - the glance of the Lion's eye.

modern (through Pluto): not void. Goes void at Thu 30 Sep, 7:49 AM after Square Mercury, until Thu 30 Sep, 5:54 PM

classical (through Saturn): not void. Goes void at Thu 30 Sep, 7:49 AM after Square Mercury, until Thu 30 Sep, 5:54 PM

The next full moon is the Hunter's Moon, when game is fat and the fields are bare enough to hunt over.

Al Tarf is the glance of the Lion's eye.

Enters Al Jabhah at Thu 30 Sep, 9:36 AM - the forehead of the Lion.

modern (through Pluto): not void. Goes void at Thu 30 Sep, 7:49 AM after Square Mercury, until Thu 30 Sep, 5:54 PM

classical (through Saturn): not void. Goes void at Thu 30 Sep, 7:49 AM after Square Mercury, until Thu 30 Sep, 5:54 PM

The next full moon is the Hunter's Moon, when game is fat and the fields are bare enough to hunt over.

Al Jabhah is the forehead of the Lion.

Enters Al Zubrah at Fri 1 Oct, 10:13 AM - the mane on the Lion's back.

modern (through Pluto): void, until the Moon enters Leo at Thu 30 Sep, 5:54 PM

classical (through Saturn): void, until the Moon enters Leo at Thu 30 Sep, 5:54 PM

The next full moon is the Hunter's Moon, when game is fat and the fields are bare enough to hunt over.