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CURRENT MOON 11° Aquarius 20'  98% of Full Waning gibbous | |
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Daily Declination Table for Moon 2018 - 2019
For easy day to day references, the tables display the Moon's declinations at four times per day in Standard Greenwich Mean Time at Midnight. Exdek* (Out of Bounds) is Bold Red. When the Moon is transiting through the upper portions of the Hidek**, within a degree of transiting Out of Bounds, it will appear in red.
The Moon does not always transit into the extreme declinations. During some years, it will not even transit into the high declinations. The Moon's transit through the declinations will cycle between nominal highs and extreme highs over a period of about 18 years. The last cycle of extreme highs ended in 2011. The next cycle of extreme highs will begin in 2020
The graph at the bottom of the page is only for the Moon. The minus sign "-" represents the Southern declinations. On some graphs, a plus "+" represents the Northern declinations, but on ours, it is inferred that if there is not a minus, then the planets are transiting in the Northern declinations. On the graph, you may notice that the declination numbers end at 20° or 30°. During periods where the Moon does not transit into the high declinations, the graph will adjust to the lower number.
Another transition period is when the Moon transits over the equator which is referred to as zero degrees "0°." Take note of dates/times that this is occurring as there will tend to be an extra emotional intensity during those periods, as well.
It is currently July 18, 2019 7:49 GMT
| Date GMT | Midnight 00:00 | Morning 06:00 | Noon 12:00 | Evening 18:00 |
| Jul 1 | N19°48' | N20°24' | N20°56' | N21°23' |
| Jul 2 | N21°46' | N22°3' | N22°15' | N22°21' |
| Jul 3 | N22°22' | N22°18' | N22°7' | N21°51' |
| Jul 4 | N21°30' | N21°3' | N20°30' | N19°52' |
| Jul 5 | N19°10' | N18°22' | N17°31' | N16°35' |
| Jul 6 | N15°35' | N14°31' | N13°25' | N12°16' |
| Jul 7 | N11°4' | N9°50' | N8°34' | N7°17' |
| Jul 8 | N5°58' | N4°39' | N3°19' | N1°59' |
| Jul 9 | N0°38' | S0°42' | S2°1' | S3°20' |
| Jul 10 | S4°38' | S5°54' | S7°9' | S8°23' |
| Jul 11 | S9°34' | S10°43' | S11°50' | S12°55' |
| Jul 12 | S13°57' | S14°56' | S15°52' | S16°45' |
| Jul 13 | S17°34' | S18°20' | S19°2' | S19°40' |
| Jul 14 | S20°15' | S20°45' | S21°12' | S21°34' |
| Jul 15 | S21°52' | S22°6' | S22°16' | S22°21' |
| Jul 16 | S22°22' | S22°19' | S22°12' | S22°1' |
| Jul 17 | S21°46' | S21°27' | S21°5' | S20°38' |
| Jul 18 | S20°9' | S19°36' | S19°0' | S18°20' |
| Jul 19 | S17°38' | S16°53' | S16°6' | S15°16' |
| Jul 20 | S14°25' | S13°31' | S12°35' | S11°37' |
| Jul 21 | S10°37' | S9°37' | S8°34' | S7°31' |
| Jul 22 | S6°27' | S5°21' | S4°15' | S3°8' |
| Jul 23 | S2°0' | S0°52' | N0&°16' | N1°24' |
| Jul 24 | N2°33' | N3°41' | N4°49' | N5°57' |
| Jul 25 | N7°5' | N8°11' | N9°17' | N10°22' |
| Jul 26 | N11°25' | N12°27' | N13°27' | N14°26' |
| Jul 27 | N15°22' | N16°16' | N17°8' | N17°56' |
| Jul 28 | N18°42' | N19°24' | N20°2' | N20°36' |
| Jul 29 | N21°6' | N21°31' | N21°52' | N22°8' |
| Jul 30 | N22°18' | N22°23' | N22°22' | N22°15' |
| Jul 31 | N22°3' | N21°45' | N21°21' | N20°52' |
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* Exdek = Extreme declinations of latitudes beyond 23 degrees 27 minutes (23°27').
** Hidek = High declinations of latitudes between 21 degrees and 23 degrees 27 minutes (21°00' - 23°27')