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New Moon Calendar 2027: All 13 Dates, Times & Zodiac Signs

Published at 2026/10/16 | #new moon calendar 2027 #new moon dates 2027
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Core Answer

There are 13 new moons in calendar year 2027. August has two in UTC and New York, but the August 31 UTC event falls on September 1 in East Asia. The February 6 and August 2 UTC new moons coincide with annular and total solar eclipses respectively.

Choose the right date before making a plan

A new moon is the instant when the apparent geocentric ecliptic longitudes of the Sun and Moon align. The event happens once worldwide, but its clock time and civil date depend on your time zone. A local date difference does not mean two separate new moons occurred.

The table takes phase times from the U.S. Naval Observatory and adds tropical signs calculated with Swiss Ephemeris. The UTC column is the common reference. Zodiac signs are an astrological coordinate convention, not the boundaries of astronomical constellations.

All 13 new moons in 2027

U.S. Naval Observatory phase times, with calculated tropical signs and approximate degrees. Eclipse labels identify the event, not local visibility.

Event / tropical positionNew York (EST/EDT)UTC
New moon · Capricorn · 17°18′01/07/2027, 15:24 EST01/07/2027, 20:24 UTC
New moon / annular eclipse · Aquarius · 17°38′02/06/2027, 10:56 EST02/06/2027, 15:56 UTC
New moon · Pisces · 17°35′03/08/2027, 04:29 EST03/08/2027, 09:29 UTC
New moon · Aries · 16°57′04/06/2027, 19:51 EDT04/06/2027, 23:51 UTC
New moon · Taurus · 15°43′05/06/2027, 06:58 EDT05/06/2027, 10:58 UTC
New moon · Gemini · 13°58′06/04/2027, 15:40 EDT06/04/2027, 19:40 UTC
New moon · Cancer · 11°57′07/03/2027, 23:02 EDT07/04/2027, 03:02 UTC
New moon / total eclipse · Leo · 9°55′08/02/2027, 06:05 EDT08/02/2027, 10:05 UTC
New moon · Virgo · 8°06′08/31/2027, 13:41 EDT08/31/2027, 17:41 UTC
New moon · Libra · 6°43′09/29/2027, 22:36 EDT09/30/2027, 02:36 UTC
New moon · Scorpio · 5°54′10/29/2027, 09:36 EDT10/29/2027, 13:36 UTC
New moon · Sagittarius · 5°39′11/27/2027, 22:24 EST11/28/2027, 03:24 UTC
New moon · Capricorn · 5°50′12/27/2027, 15:12 EST12/27/2027, 20:12 UTC

The phase instant is worldwide; the calendar date depends on the time zone. New-moon time is not the time of local eclipse maximum. The August 31 UTC event is September 1 in East Asia.

Why 2027 has thirteen new moons

The average interval between new moons is about 29.5 days, so lunar phases do not fit neatly into twelve calendar months. This calendar year contains thirteen events. A month with two new moons is a feature of the calendar and time zone, not an extra type of astronomical event.

If you save the dates into a planner, keep the instant with its time zone. For example, August 31 at 17:41 UTC is September 1 at 01:41 in Taipei and 02:41 in Tokyo or Seoul. Copying only ‘August 31’ would shift an East Asian reminder to the wrong date.

New moon does not mean a visible crescent

At the exact new moon the Moon is close to the Sun’s direction in the sky and normally cannot be seen. The first visible waxing crescent comes later, depending on location and observing conditions. This phase calendar is not a crescent-sighting calendar or a timetable of moonrise.

For stargazing, check local moonrise, moonset, weather and light pollution as well as the lunar phase. A new-moon night can be useful for dark-sky observing, but a cloudy sky or a bright urban site will still limit what you can see.

Two entries are solar eclipses

The February event is an annular solar eclipse and the August event a total solar eclipse. Visibility depends on where you are; the global new-moon time is not the local start, maximum or end of an eclipse. Use a location-specific eclipse map before making travel or viewing plans.

Never look directly at the Sun without appropriate solar-viewing protection during partial or annular phases. The NASA safety link below explains the requirements and the limited exception during totality. Ordinary sunglasses are not solar filters.

If you use new moons for intention setting

Treat a new moon as an optional recurring reminder. Choose one action you control, one small first step and a review date. For example: ‘I will practice this skill twice a week and review my notes after four sessions.’ The usefulness comes from the action and review, not a guaranteed lunar effect.

Missing the exact minute does not invalidate a goal. Neither this calendar nor the zodiac sign demonstrates that wishes will manifest, that every launch succeeds, or that an eclipse requires you to cancel ordinary plans. Keep the ritual proportionate to what helps you reflect.

Make an astrological reading specific enough to evaluate

If you want a chart-based interpretation, locate the new moon’s degree in your natal chart and identify the house and close aspects under a stated orb. A Capricorn new moon does not give every Capricorn the same experience; the natal configuration is different for each person.

Do not use the phase table alone to assign a personal event. With an uncertain birth time, houses and angles may be unreliable. A useful journal separates the date and degree from your interpretation and from what actually happened, including occasions when the interpretation did not fit.

FAQ

Why does one calendar show two new moons in August and another in September?

The August 31 event at 17:41 UTC occurs after midnight on September 1 in East Asia. Month counts depend on the civil time zone; the underlying sequence still contains the same thirteen events.

Is a new moon the same as a solar eclipse?

No. Most new moons are not eclipses because the Moon’s orbit is tilted relative to the ecliptic. A solar eclipse requires the additional alignment near a lunar node.

Are these the best times to manifest?

The phase times are calculable astronomical events. A claim that they make a wish more likely to come true is a separate claim that this calendar does not establish. Use intention setting as a personal practice if it is helpful.

Sources and method

Reviewed October 16, 2026. Calendar calculations, traditional interpretation and practical examples are distinguished; artwork is symbolic.

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