22 JanuarySupermoon in Leo
A brighter peak for self-expression, joy and being seen.
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| Exact moment | 22 Jan 2027, 12:17 UTC |
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| Position | 2°14′ Leo |
Times are in UTC. The event is one moment for the whole Earth, so in the Americas it can fall on the evening before.
What a supermoon is
At a Full Moon the Moon stands opposite the Sun, here at 2°14′ Leo. This one is a supermoon: the Moon is near its closest point to Earth, so it looks a little larger and brighter than usual.
Astrology reads a Full Moon as a peak: what began around the New Moon comes to light, and feelings run high in the area where it falls. A supermoon is read as a Full Moon with more force.
The sign is Leo: self-expression, joy and being seen.
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Why does the house need my birth time?
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With Swiss Ephemeris: geocentric positions in the tropical zodiac and Placidus houses. It is the same calculation the sky today page, the apps and the public API use.
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