We'Moon 2023: Silver Lining: 42nd Edition

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Moon Phases for London, England, United Kingdom in 2023

Also on Friday night into Saturday morning, July 28 to 29, 2023, the bright star Antares will appear to the right of the waxing gibbous Moon. The Moon will be 24 degrees above the southern horizon as evening twilight ends (at 9:30 PM EDT) with Antares about 5 degrees to the right. Antares will set first on the southwestern horizon a little more than 4 hours later (at 1:41 AM). F 9 46 51 28 02 24 1133 27 18 58 51 6 44.9 7 52.0 25 53.8 14 42.1 6 20.2 9 15.3 27 46.5 15 12.8 24 07.2 29 09.6 Every week, we post the Starcodes by our regular We'Moon contributing astrologer, Heather Roan Robbins. If you'd like to get these updates in your inbox, sign up for our newsletter and never miss a post! Wednesday morning, August 9, 2023, the Pleiades star cluster will appear to the left of the waning crescent Moon. They will be 6 degrees apart as they rise on the east-northeastern horizon just after midnight (at 12:15 AM EDT) and will shift towards each other as the morning progresses. By the time morning twilight begins (at 5:12 AM) the Pleiades will be 3 degrees to the left of the Moon. For those of us living in light-polluted urban areas, the Pleiades may be hard to see.

Su 8 59 33 15 53 55 730 33 13 27 23 7 56.3 21 34.6 11 03.2 11 11.9 6 58.0 6 49.2 26 19.7 15 00.9 23 43.3 28 47.5 The difference in height between the height of high tide and low tide is defined as a tidal range. The behavior of the tides is influenced by the orography and shape of the basins, size, and depth. Two to four tides can occur in one day. If there is one high and one low tide, we speak of diurnal tides, while if there are two high and two low tides, these are called semi-diurnal tides. During diurnal tides, the excursion is minimal, while for diurnal tides, the difference in level can also be considerable. It also depends on the height of the moon above the equator as a result of its inclined orbit. The sun also affects the tides, albeit less so than the moon, by attracting masses of water. The solar role is additive to the lunar one therefore, the respective geometry also influences the tides. Su 8 04 21 1 40 31 3
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Moon Phases for Amsterdam, Netherlands in 2023

On Sunday morning, August 13, 2023, the bright star Pollux will appear to the lower left of the waning crescent Moon. When Pollux rises it will be 7 degrees from the Moon on the northeastern horizon (at 3:34 AM EDT). They will be 6 degrees apart by the time morning twilight begins (at 5:16 AM) A well-spring of daily inspiration and empowering words for women We’Moon is dedicated to amplifying the images and voices of women from many perspectives and cultures. Make sure to fill out the license completely, an incomplete license will result in your submission not being accepted for consideration. We seek to counter these influences in our work. Most of us in our staff group are lesbian or queer—we live outside of the norm. At the same time, we are mostly womyn who benefit from white privilege. We seek to make We’Moon a safe and welcoming space for all women, including those from international women's cultures, women of color (WOC) and others marginalized by the mainstream, e.g., lesbian, non-binary, transgender, genderqueer, etc. Now accepting submissions of art and writing The production of the phases depends on the Earth-moon-sun geometry and on the revolution motion of the moon around the Earth. Moving towards the east, our satellite rises later every day, and this is the reason why we see it in different positions at the same time. Approximately every day the moon delays its rising (and setting) by about 50 minutes, and this explains why the waxing becomes better visible a few days after the new moon as the elongation from the sun increases and further and further eastward.

Small honorariums will be given for each published piece. The dollar amount will depend on size and placement. With over 30 informative articles, brilliant art features and provocative poems and prose, this week-at-a-glance zodiac planner will provide an entire year's worth of motivation, inspiration and companionship. Friday, November 17: It furthers to have a project; put that ambient competence and ambition towards visions or intuitions we believe in, under a competence-inducing Capricorn Moon and as motivating Sun and Mars conjunct, and the Sun trines Neptune. To do so we may need to clear the ground and cut one thing to pursue another. Pay attention to social needs as the Venus and Mars semi-square can cause unconscious friction, but also some delightful sparks. Watch for flashes of temper or possessiveness tonight. In many traditional lunisolar and lunar calendars the full Moons fall on or near the middle of the lunar months. This full Moon is in the middle of the sixth month of the Chinese calendar, Av in the Hebrew calendar, and Muharram in the Islamic calendar. Muharram is the first month of the Islamic year and one of the four sacred months during which warfare is forbidden.Moon trine Venus 10:54 AM, Moon square Neptune 2:29 PM, Moon oppose Mercury 6:03 PM, Moon enters Cancer 11:53 PM. The Moon waxes towards full and into Gemini on Sunday evening, which is good for last-minute travel, but can leave us restless and we may find it hard to wind down at the end of the day. As Mercury approaches a square to Neptune, let’s keep our eyes peeled for weather issues or drunk drivers and confirm all incoming information as this square can act like a mini-Mercury retrograde. Our dreams could be wild while our subconscious is active this whole week. Full moon: The moon is 180 degrees away from the sun and is as close as it can be to being fully illuminated by the sun from our perspective. The sun, Earth and the moon are aligned, but because the moon’s orbit is not exactly in the same plane as Earth’s orbit around the sun, they rarely form a perfect line. When they do, we have a lunar eclipse as Earth's shadow crosses the moon's face. Th 7 24 55 21 29 26 16 20 44 22 23 46 10 13.1 11 26.0 11 08.8 8D 08.0 5 10.3 2 40.4 23 34.0 14 59.6 23 04.6 28 00.7

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Friday evening, August 18, 2023, low on the western horizon, the planet Mars will appear 1 degree to the lower left of the thin, waxing crescent Moon. The planet Mercury, appearing brighter than Mars will be about 7 degrees below the Moon. To see them, try looking from 30 minutes after sunset (after 8:29 PM EDT) but before Mercury sets 47 minutes later (at 8:46 PM). Evening twilight will end about an hour after sunset (at 9:01 PM), Mars will set 12 minutes later (at 9:13 PM) followed by the Moon (at 9:19 PM) Monday evening, August 21, 2023, the waxing crescent Moon will have shifted to appear 7 degrees to the upper left of Spica. The pair will appear to separate until Spica sets (at 10 PM EDT). Tu 6 49 26 12 19 16 28 35 33 4 42 33 11 43.6 22 18.1 29 53.2 8 46.4 3 34.2 1 26.4 22 37.2 15 06.7 22 54.2 27 43.3 The headlines could buzz on Friday, and although most of us could paradoxically want to decisively, “Get it done,” under the competent Capricorn Moon, we also could want to drop the ball and rest. The Sun conjuncts Mars in Scorpio, a combination that can be pointy, edgy, impulsive, motivated, and even ruthless—but they form an inspiring trine to Neptune, which can soften the edges and tenderize us. This pattern activates rebellion and volcanoes, but it also stirs up those deeper feelings—hopes that our spiritual paths can influence the course of our lives, and the hope that the world’s compassion can influence the course of history. Believe in miracles, but don’t wait for them—work towards them. Pay attention to timing, pacing, and priorities. Don’t burn the turkey or the nut loaf, nor scorch each other’s ears this astrologically impatient Thanksgiving week. Please don’t downplay the importance of a warmhearted holiday amid a tumultuous world; we’re not disloyal to those dying in a war by feeding connection and gratitude in our lives. Both are true and both exist simultaneously. We can practice in the microcosm what we want in the macrocosm; step away from family feuds or old grudges, call a cease-fire while holding healthy boundaries, and feed grateful love with our attention. We can care about one another and what brings us health and joy, and then return with more strength and resilience to pour into shaping the world.