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15 Feb 1951 - Astrology Calendar

All Moon and Planet Constellations / Aspects and Transits for 15 February 1951
15 Feb 1951 - Astrology Calendar
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Birthday

Galileo Galilei (1564 - 1642), Sir Ernest Shackleton (*1874-1928), Jane Seymour (1951), Matt Groening (*1954)

Saint's day

 

Sun
Sun
Thursday, 15 February 1951

Sun February 1951

Birthday: Aquarius

Chinese zodiac sign:
兔 Metal Rabbit

26,735 days ago (73 years, 2 months, 12 days)

Daily aspects

Moon Trine Mercury

Moon Square Jupiter

Moon

moon (Gemini)
waxing gibbous

Moonrise:
Moonset:
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Daily aspects

Moon (Gemini) Trine Mercury (Aquarius)  | Photo: © sashafolly - stock.adobe.com
Moon (Gemini) Trine Mercury (Aquarius)

This Trine gives you excellent learning skills, a sound mind, quick wit, language skills, and good judgment. Your intelligence is powerful. You practice independent and practical thinking and are open to everything new. It's an excellent time to go on a road trip.

Moon (Gemini) Square Jupiter (Pisces)  | Photo: © Ekaterina - stock.adobe.com
Moon (Gemini) Square Jupiter (Pisces)

This square can cause you to feel very lazy. You may just want to lie on the couch all day eating chips and ice cream, and drinking soda after soda. It's not a good time to invest money in any sort of real estate, or home décor, or renovations. It's also not a good time for any sort of risk taking or gambling, as your emotions will get too involved. If you are female, you may experience pain in the womb, hips and lower back while having your period. 

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The Sun on 15 Feb 1951

Darkest moment
It is the darkest moment of the night. Sun is in the lowest position.
Night ends
The morning astronomical twilight starts.
Nautical Dawn
The morning nautical twilight starts.
Dawn
Morning nautical twilight ends, morning civil twilight starts.
Sunrise
Top edge of the sun appears on the horizon
Sunrise ends
Bottom edge of the sun touches the horizon.
Morning golden hour ends
Soft light - the best time for photography.
Solar noon
The sun is in the highest position.
Evening golden hour starts
Sunset starts
The bottom edge of the sun touches the horizon.
Sunset
Sun disappears below the horizon, evening civil twilight starts.
Dusk
Evening nautical twilight starts.
Nautical dusk
Evening astronomical twilight starts.
Night
It is dark enough for astronomical observations.

The times were calculated for -35° 17' S, 149° 07' O, Timezone: Australia/Melbourne (UTC +10)

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