The full moon calendar.
A full moon is a precise geometric event: the instant the Moon stands exactly opposite the Sun in ecliptic longitude. Each entry below is that computed instant — good to a few minutes — with the sign and degree the Moon occupies, from the same ephemeris pipeline behind every chart here.
The sign matters because it sets the axis: a full moon in Aries opposes a Libra Sun, lighting up whatever that polarity holds in your own chart.
Next up: The Moon opposes the Sun from 2°46′ Taurus on October 26, 2026 at 04:13 UTC.
Every computed instant, 2026–2027
Common questions.
When is the next full moon?
The Moon opposes the Sun from 2°46′ Taurus on October 26, 2026 at 04:13 UTC.
How are these dates computed?
Each row is a root-found instant from the VSOP87 ephemeris pipeline behind every chart on this site: conjunctions and oppositions of the luminaries for lunations, zero crossings of longitude rate for stations, and longitude crossings for shadow periods. Nothing is reprinted from a third-party almanac.
Where does it land in your chart?
A calendar tells you when. Where it lands depends on your own chart: the free cast returns your Big 3 — Sun, Moon, and Rising in under a minute, no signup — and the paid readings map your natal chart in full, house cusps included.