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2027 horoscope

Libra
in 2027.

Your 2027

Full moon · 22 March at 11:44

The high point of the cycle: everything is visible, including what you would rather have left aside. Things land, and things get said.

Why?
1°35′ Libra

The Moon sits exactly opposite the Sun, fully lit.

New moon · 30 September at 04:37

The low point of the cycle. Nothing is visible yet, so nothing can be judged yet: this is when you begin without showing.

Why?
6°43′ Libra

Sun and Moon occupy the same degree. The Moon is invisible — no light comes back to us.

See all the dates of the year

Everything the 2027 sky moves through Libra, dated to the minute, Paris time. Calculated from the ephemerides, not written in advance: we describe the sky, your chart says the rest.

Its season23 Sept → 23 Oct →
Eclipses on its axisnone
Slow planets in Libranone

The year at a glance

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The slow planets in Libra

No slow planet crosses Libra in 2027.

The eclipses on the Libra – Aries axis

No eclipse falls on this axis in 2027.

New moon and full moon in Libra

  • Full moon 22 March at 11:44 · 1°35′ Libra
  • New moon 30 September at 04:37 · 6°43′ Libra

The retrogrades playing out in Libra

  • ℞
    Mercury retrograde from 7 October to 28 October 4°55′ Scorpio → 19°18′ Libra

Mercury, Venus and Mars

The fast planets: their passages through Libra.

  • ☿︎
    Mercury in Libra From 3 September to 27 September
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    Mercury in Libra From 16 October to 10 November · ℞ retrograde
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    Venus in Libra From 14 September to 8 October
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    Mars in Libra From 15 July to 2 September

And your 2027, on your chart?

These dates are the same for everyone. On your chart, AstroXP dates Jupiter’s and Saturn’s exact aspects to your planets, your solar return to the minute, the year’s eclipses, and every morning the day’s sky on your birth.

My 2027 on my chart

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Calculated with astronomy-engine (the app’s engine): geocentric positions, tropical zodiac, Paris times. A planet is “in” a sign by its ecliptic longitude.