The sky on 21 December 2029
Where everything is, in the tropical zodiac Western astrology uses and the sidereal zodiac Vedic astrology uses, with the Human Design gate each body sits in, and what turns in the next thirty days. This is weather, not a forecast: nothing here is about you, and nothing here says what will happen. To see where this sky stands on your own chart, the calculator is free.
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Where everything is
The Moon is full, rising as the Sun sets; the tradition reads it as the month's high water.
Sun is at 29°55′ Sagittarius in the tropical zodiac, 5°38′ Sagittarius in the sidereal, gate 10 line 2 in Human Design. The tradition associates Sun with authority, health and where one stands on one's own account.
Moon is at 6°08′ Cancer in the tropical zodiac, 11°52′ Gemini in the sidereal, gate 52 line 3 in Human Design. The tradition associates Moon with mood, appetite and what is needed rather than wanted.
Mercury is at 17°40′ Capricorn in the tropical zodiac, 23°23′ Sagittarius in the sidereal, gate 54 line 3 in Human Design. The tradition associates Mercury with talking, writing, negotiating and the paperwork nobody enjoys.
Venus is at 23°37′ Capricorn in the tropical zodiac, 29°20′ Sagittarius in the sidereal, gate 61 line 4 in Human Design, and retrograde; a Venus retrograde is read as a review of what is valued and who. The tradition associates Venus with relationship, comfort, money and taste.
Mars is at 6°28′ Aquarius in the tropical zodiac, 12°11′ Capricorn in the sidereal, gate 41 line 5 in Human Design. The tradition associates Mars with effort, friction and the willingness to force a thing through.
Jupiter is at 18°39′ Scorpio in the tropical zodiac, 24°22′ Libra in the sidereal, gate 1 line 6 in Human Design. The tradition associates Jupiter with growth, teaching and the widening of things.
Saturn is at 18°50′ Taurus in the tropical zodiac, 24°34′ Aries in the sidereal, gate 2 line 6 in Human Design, and retrograde; a Saturn retrograde is read as structure being tested from the inside. The tradition associates Saturn with structure, limit, work and time.
Uranus is at 15°58′ Gemini in the tropical zodiac, 21°41′ Taurus in the sidereal, gate 35 line 5 in Human Design, and retrograde; an outer planet is retrograde for months at a time; the tradition reads it as the theme turned inward. The tradition associates Uranus with the sudden, the unconventional and the break with what was.
Neptune is at 8°20′ Aries in the tropical zodiac, 14°04′ Pisces in the sidereal, gate 17 line 5 in Human Design. The tradition associates Neptune with what is blurred, longed for and dissolved.
Pluto is at 8°53′ Aquarius in the tropical zodiac, 14°37′ Capricorn in the sidereal, gate 19 line 2 in Human Design. The tradition associates Pluto with what is buried, and what is forced up.
Rahu is at 25°32′ Sagittarius in the tropical zodiac, 1°16′ Sagittarius in the sidereal, gate 11 line 4 in Human Design. The tradition associates the nodes with appetite and the unfamiliar; Ketu, opposite it, detachment and endings.
In Human Design
The Sun is in gate 10, the behaviour of the self, line 2, the Hermit line: the gate the whole day is read through, and the line it sits on. The Moon is in gate 52, stillness, line 3, the Martyr line, and moves on within hours. Each gate has its own page in the library: gate 10 and gate 52.
The Moon's line changes, 21 December 2029, UTC
| 00:18 | 15.3 | extremes |
| 02:08 | 15.4 | extremes |
| 03:58 | 15.5 | extremes |
| 05:48 | 15.6 | extremes |
| 07:38 | 52.1 | stillness |
| 09:26 | 52.2 | stillness |
| 11:16 | 52.3 | stillness |
| 13:04 | 52.4 | stillness |
| 14:54 | 52.5 | stillness |
| 16:42 | 52.6 | stillness |
| 18:30 | 39.1 | the provocateur |
| 20:18 | 39.2 | the provocateur |
| 22:08 | 39.3 | the provocateur |
| 23:56 | 39.4 | the provocateur |
Times in UTC. A line is a sixth of a gate, a little under a degree; the Moon crosses one every hour or two. Where the Sun's gate is the day's theme, the tradition reads the Moon's as the hour's, and neither is a forecast.
Tight aspects at noon
Jupiter opposition Saturn, 0.2° from exact and closing: the two facing each other, and the pull to choose.
Neptune sextile Pluto, 0.6° from exact and opening: an easy opening between the two.
Mercury sextile Jupiter, 1.0° from exact and opening: an easy opening between the two.
Mercury trine Saturn, 1.2° from exact and closing: an ease between the two that can go unused.
Mars sextile Neptune, 1.9° from exact and closing: an easy opening between the two.
Within two degrees of exact, one for the Moon. Closing means the aspect is still tightening; opening means it has passed. The slow pairs stay for weeks and the Moon's pass in hours.
Why the two zodiacs disagree about everything above
Every body sits about 24 degrees earlier in the sidereal zodiac than in the tropical one.
Western astrology anchors its zodiac to the seasons and Vedic astrology to the stars, and the two have drifted 24.28 degrees apart. That is why a Western page and a Vedic one can name different signs for the same planet on the same day, and why neither is wrong. We show both, every time, and where a reading depends on which one was used we say so.
What turns in the next thirty days
21 Dec 2029: Sun enters Capricorn in the tropical zodiac, which is the equinox or the solstice.
22 Dec 2029: Mercury turns retrograde. A Mercury retrograde is read as a fortnight or so of things going back for a second look: messages, plans, paperwork.
04 Jan 2030: new Moon.
11 Jan 2030: Mercury turns direct. The tradition reads a station direct as the body's business resuming.
13 Jan 2030: Mars enters Aquarius in the sidereal zodiac.
14 Jan 2030: Sun enters Capricorn in the sidereal zodiac.
19 Jan 2030: Saturn turns direct. The tradition reads a station direct as the body's business resuming.
19 Jan 2030: full Moon.
20 Jan 2030: Sun enters Aquarius in the tropical zodiac.
20 Jan 2030: Mars enters Pisces in the tropical zodiac.
A sign change or a station is a condition beginning or ending. The tradition reads the condition; it does not read an event into it, and neither does this page.
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