As the Moon crosses a sign it makes a run of aspects.
After its last one, until it enters the next sign, it makes none:
it runs void of course, between rulers. The old rule is that
"nothing will come of it." A void Moon is poor for launches, signings
and weighty decisions, and good for routine, rest, reflection and
finishing.
The Moon through Cancer
live
· 21% across Cancer, on course · enters Leo
14 Jul, 22:35
AspectLast · ingressVoid
Cancer
Leo
void · no signal
⚹
Venus
□
Saturn
☌
Mercury
☌
last · the Sun
enters Leo
now
01 · ON COURSE
It makes its aspects
Crossing Cancer, the Moon aspects the Sun
and planets in turn. Each one lands. While it still has aspects to
make, the Moon is working.
02 · VOID
After the last aspect
Once the final aspect on this pass (a conjunction the Sun) perfects, the Moon makes no more before leaving Cancer. For those hours it is void: between rulers.
03 · ON COURSE
It enters the next sign
The moment the Moon ingresses Leo the
void ends. A new run of aspects begins and the Moon is back on
course.
In a void window the old rule is that nothing
comes of it. So it is poor for launches,
signings and weighty decisions, and good for
routine, rest, reflection and finishing what's already begun.
Times shown in
On courseThe Moon still has aspects to make before it changes sign; it is not void right now. The next void opens 14 Jul, 09:43.
Cancer→Leo
☌ last aspect · conjunction the Sun
ends 14 Jul, 22:35
12h 52mvoid
Leo→Virgo
△ last aspect · trine Saturn
ends 17 Jul, 00:07
25h 40mvoid
Virgo→Libra
⚹ last aspect · sextile the Sun
ends 19 Jul, 04:56
6h 43mvoid
Libra→Scorpio
□ last aspect · square the Sun
ends 21 Jul, 13:34
2h 29mvoid
Scorpio→Sagittarius
△ last aspect · trine Mercury
ends 24 Jul, 01:06
27h 18mvoid
The lunar arc
Twenty-eight days of the Moon's path: phase by phase, void windows shaded gold.
The 27-day lunar cycle as one rail. The moon shrinks and swells across the arc; void-of-course windows are the faint gold shadows; today is the plumb line.
daily position void-of-course◑ ● ○ phase markers
New & Full Moon tracker
The next eight lunations. Tap any one for its full New
Moon or Full Moon profile: what it is, the sign it falls in, and how to
work with it.
Plan a New Moon
Plant, don't harvest
A New Moon is the dark of the cycle: Sun and Moon together, the slate clean. Plant, don't harvest: name an intention, start the thing, point yourself. Keep it small and real; the month ahead is what grows it.
Plan a Full Moon
Harvest, then release
A Full Moon is Sun and Moon opposed: the cycle at maximum light. Whatever was planted is now visible. Time to see clearly, to celebrate, or to release what the light shows you no longer need. Feelings run high; let them, then act.
Asteria · moon ·
lunation
New Moon
21° Cancer
14 July 2026 · 9:43 AM UTC
Conjunction · Sun ☌ Moon
Sun and Moon meet at 21° Cancer: the dark of the cycle, the slate wiped clean.
What this is
A clean slate in home, family, what holds you.
the Moon meets the Sun in Cancer, so the whole sky agrees on one mood: tender and inward. Feelings want safety, nest, and the people who feel like home. nothing is lit yet; this is a seed planted in the dark. Plant around belonging: a home, a tie repaired, the soft thing protected.
The Moon in Cancer
Tender and inward. Cook, nest, call the person who feels like home. Protect your soft parts: rest is productive today.
How to work with it
→Plant. Plant around belonging: a home, a tie repaired, the soft thing protected.
→Don't harvest. Resist launching the finished thing; it isn't grown yet. Set the direction only.
→Name it. Write the intention in Cancer's key and keep it where you'll see it until the Full Moon.
The six-month arc
what you name now is not meant to be finished today. Its harvest comes at the Full Moon in Cancer about six months on, where you'll see what the seed became.
the Moon comes full at 6° Aquarius, the Sun opposed in Leo: the cycle at maximum light along the Aquarius–Leo axis.
What this is
A culmination in the collective, the future, what frees.
the Moon (feeling, instinct, the body) comes full in Aquarius: cool, wide, principled. Feelings move toward the group and the idea. opposite, the Sun in Leo pulls the other way, and the tension between them is the point. The crowd meets the heart. Stay true to yourself inside the bigger we.
The Moon in Aquarius
Cool, social, a little detached. Think in systems, see people in groups, give yourself room. Friendship over intimacy today.
How to work with it
→Harvest. See what the intention you planted has become. Name what's ripe in the collective, the future, what frees.
→Complete. Finish, don't begin. A Full Moon is for bringing to a head, not starting fresh.
→Release. Let go of what the Aquarius–Leo tension reveals you've outgrown.
The six-month arc
this brings to a head what began at the Aquarius New Moon about six months ago. Whatever you set moving then now stands in full light: keep what ripened, release the rest.
Sun and Moon meet at 20° Leo: the dark of the cycle, the slate wiped clean.
What this is
A clean slate in the heart, play, what shines.
the Moon meets the Sun in Leo, so the whole sky agrees on one mood: warm, generous, seen. Feelings want to be expressed and answered. nothing is lit yet; this is a seed planted in the dark. Begin from the heart: a making, a romance, the thing only you would do.
The Moon in Leo
Warm, expressive, a little dramatic. Be generous, be seen, make something. Compliments and creativity both land well.
How to work with it
→Plant. Begin from the heart: a making, a romance, the thing only you would do.
→Don't harvest. Resist launching the finished thing; it isn't grown yet. Set the direction only.
→Name it. Write the intention in Leo's key and keep it where you'll see it until the Full Moon.
The six-month arc
what you name now is not meant to be finished today. Its harvest comes at the Full Moon in Leo about six months on, where you'll see what the seed became.
the Moon comes full at 4° Pisces, the Sun opposed in Virgo: the cycle at maximum light along the Pisces–Virgo axis.
What this is
A culmination in the unseen, art, what dissolves.
the Moon (feeling, instinct, the body) comes full in Pisces: soft, porous, dreaming. Feelings flood in without edges and want release. opposite, the Sun in Virgo pulls the other way, and the tension between them is the point. The dream meets the daily. Keep the vision, finish the ordinary work it needs.
The Moon in Pisces
Dreamy, porous, easily moved. Make art, rest, be kind. Protect your energy: the day asks for softness, not sharp edges.
How to work with it
→Harvest. See what the intention you planted has become. Name what's ripe in the unseen, art, what dissolves.
→Complete. Finish, don't begin. A Full Moon is for bringing to a head, not starting fresh.
→Release. Let go of what the Pisces–Virgo tension reveals you've outgrown.
The six-month arc
this brings to a head what began at the Pisces New Moon about six months ago. Whatever you set moving then now stands in full light: keep what ripened, release the rest.
Sun and Moon meet at 18° Virgo: the dark of the cycle, the slate wiped clean.
What this is
A clean slate in work, health, what refines.
the Moon meets the Sun in Virgo, so the whole sky agrees on one mood: precise, useful, careful. Feelings settle into tending and repair. nothing is lit yet; this is a seed planted in the dark. Plant a practice: the routine, the cleanse, the small daily fix.
The Moon in Virgo
Tidy, useful, precise. Sort the drawer, fix the small thing, make the list. Order outside settles the noise inside.
How to work with it
→Plant. Plant a practice: the routine, the cleanse, the small daily fix.
→Don't harvest. Resist launching the finished thing; it isn't grown yet. Set the direction only.
→Name it. Write the intention in Virgo's key and keep it where you'll see it until the Full Moon.
The six-month arc
what you name now is not meant to be finished today. Its harvest comes at the Full Moon in Virgo about six months on, where you'll see what the seed became.
the Moon comes full at 3° Aries, the Sun opposed in Libra: the cycle at maximum light along the Aries–Libra axis.
What this is
A culmination in the self, the body, what starts.
the Moon (feeling, instinct, the body) comes full in Aries: fast, hot, first. Feelings arrive as impulse and want to move now. opposite, the Sun in Libra pulls the other way, and the tension between them is the point. A surge of self meets the need for the other. Finish the thing you started alone.
The Moon in Aries
Fast, direct, a little impatient. Good for starting, bad for waiting. Do the brave thing, say the honest thing, move your body.
How to work with it
→Harvest. See what the intention you planted has become. Name what's ripe in the self, the body, what starts.
→Complete. Finish, don't begin. A Full Moon is for bringing to a head, not starting fresh.
→Release. Let go of what the Aries–Libra tension reveals you've outgrown.
The six-month arc
this brings to a head what began at the Aries New Moon about six months ago. Whatever you set moving then now stands in full light: keep what ripened, release the rest.
Sun and Moon meet at 17° Libra: the dark of the cycle, the slate wiped clean.
What this is
A clean slate in the other, balance, what pairs.
the Moon meets the Sun in Libra, so the whole sky agrees on one mood: relational, fair, poised. Feelings reach toward another to find their level. nothing is lit yet; this is a seed planted in the dark. Begin a partnership, a truce, a beautiful balance you'll tend together.
The Moon in Libra
Lean into connection. Flirt, charm, smooth things over, make something beautiful. Partnership and balance carry the day.
How to work with it
→Plant. Begin a partnership, a truce, a beautiful balance you'll tend together.
→Don't harvest. Resist launching the finished thing; it isn't grown yet. Set the direction only.
→Name it. Write the intention in Libra's key and keep it where you'll see it until the Full Moon.
The six-month arc
what you name now is not meant to be finished today. Its harvest comes at the Full Moon in Libra about six months on, where you'll see what the seed became.
the Moon comes full at 2° Taurus, the Sun opposed in Scorpio: the cycle at maximum light along the Taurus–Scorpio axis.
What this is
A culmination in the body, money, what steadies.
the Moon (feeling, instinct, the body) comes full in Taurus: slow, sensory, settled. Feelings want comfort, ground, and enough. opposite, the Sun in Scorpio pulls the other way, and the tension between them is the point. What you've built is tested by what must be shed. Keep the solid, release the rest.
The Moon in Taurus
Slow, sensory, grounded. Eat well, touch soft things, finish nothing in a hurry. The day rewards comfort and patience.
How to work with it
→Harvest. See what the intention you planted has become. Name what's ripe in the body, money, what steadies.
→Complete. Finish, don't begin. A Full Moon is for bringing to a head, not starting fresh.
→Release. Let go of what the Taurus–Scorpio tension reveals you've outgrown.
The six-month arc
this brings to a head what began at the Taurus New Moon about six months ago. Whatever you set moving then now stands in full light: keep what ripened, release the rest.
