Jan 14, 1950 - Astrology Calendar

All Moon and Planet Constellations / Aspects and Transits for Saturday, January 14, 1950

Time	Aspects
1:13 AM	Moon extile Mercury
10:38 AM	Moon extile Mars
3:44 PM	Moon extile Jupiter

Daily aspects

Moon ⚹ Mercury | Photo: © Victoria Chudinova - stock.adobe.com

Moon (Sagittarius) extile Mercury (Aquarius)

Sound judgment, learning aptitude, communicative skills, and repartee are caused by the extile. The result is obvious to see: Independence and rapid perception, which is practically reflected in open-mindedness.

Moon ⚹ Mars | Photo: © iStock.com/Voyagerix

Moon (Sagittarius) extile Mars (Libra)

This extile gives us great willpower, courage, practical action, resourcefulness, activity, love of truth, and openness.

Mond ⚹ Jupiter | Photo: © Wirestock - stock.adobe.com

Moon (Sagittarius) extile Jupiter (Aquarius)

It is a perfect constellation. It can bring us social success as well as material gains. We have a positive outlook on life; we are sincere and enjoy popularity. We make extensive plans and carry out philanthropic ventures. We have artistic interests, are attractive and optimistic.

Current timezone: America/Chicago (UTC )

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Moon

1950-1-14

moon (Sagittarius)

waning crescent

Moon in January 1950

26,421 days ago (72 years, 4 months, 3 days)	Weekday: Saturday
Birthday: Zodiac sign Capricorn	Chinese zodiac sign: 牛 Earth Ox

The Sun on Jan 14, 1950

11:18 PM	Darkest moment It is the darkest moment of the night. Sun is in the lowest position.
4:52 AM	Night ends The morning astronomical twilight starts.
5:24 AM	Nautical Dawn The morning nautical twilight starts.
5:57 AM	Dawn Morning nautical twilight ends, morning civil twilight starts.
6:26 AM	Sunrise Top edge of the sun appears on the horizon
6:29 AM	Sunrise ends Bottom edge of the sun touches the horizon.
7:07 AM	Morning golden hour ends Soft light - the best time for photography.
11:18 AM	Solar noon The sun is in the highest position.
3:28 PM	Evening golden hour starts
4:06 PM	Sunset starts The bottom edge of the sun touches the horizon.
4:09 PM	Sunset Sun disappears below the horizon, evening civil twilight starts.
4:38 PM	Dusk Evening nautical twilight starts.
5:11 PM	Nautical dusk Evening astronomical twilight starts.
5:43 PM	Night It is dark enough for astronomical observations.

The Moon on Jan 14, 1950

3:07 AM	Moonrise
12:27 PM	Moonset

The times were calculated for 38° 53' N, -77° 02' W, Timezone: America/Chicago (UTC -5)

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