We'Moon 2023: Silver Lining: 42nd Edition

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Sunday, November 26: Today’s unsettled feelings can help us travel, but it can also be hard on those at home holding down the fort as the waxing Moon conjuncts Uranus and then enters Gemini tonight. Impatience can make for abrupt, injudicious moves or comments and minor accidents later tonight—go gently and speak kindly while the waxing Moon opposes Mars. If the mind buzzes and it’s hard to sleep, get up and brainstorm rather than let the mind spin its hamster wheels under tonight’s Full Moon. Moonrise over the Syr Darya river in Baikonur, Kazakhstan on Nov. 13, 2016. Photo Credit: NASA/Bill Ingalls Because the moon's orbit around the Earth is tilted, it does not line up with Earth's shadow every month and we do not have a lunar eclipse each month. Solar eclipses of 2023

Sagittarius’ symbol is the centaur—half-human, half-mobile animal—and it encourages us to move as this week more people travel than any other week of the year. If the conversations get too tactless at the house or restlessness makes the feet itch, put that energy into some movement until the charge calms down; hike, play soccer, or dance the night away. Small honorariums will be given for each published piece. The dollar amount will depend on size and placement. In 2023, there are two lunar eclipses: A penumbral lunar eclipse on May 5 and a partial lunar eclipse on Oct. 28. A supermoon occurs when a full moon falls during a period when the moon is closer to Earth. This happens because the moon's orbit around our planet isn't circular, but rather elliptical like a flattened circle or an oval. That means there are times in the moon's orbit when it is farther away — at apogee— and times when it is closer— at perigee. The distance between Earth and the moon during perigee and apogee ranges from around 220,000 miles (350,000 kilometers) to 253,000 miles (408,000 km), a difference of around 14%.Th 8 20 07 5 44 43 302 39 1000 10 8 53.5 11 18.7 28 37.3 9 10.4 6 41.7 4 57.5 25 08.8 14 56.7 23 25.5 28 28.2 27 F 8 24 04 6 45 43 16 50 12 23 33 01 8 50.6 12 06.6 29 52.0 9 20.0 6 45.3 5 08.2 25 15.8 14 56.9 23 27.1 28 30.2

M 8 35 53 9 48 38 25 34 38 1 44 28 8 49.1 14 52.0 3 36.0 9 52.3 6 53.4 5 40.9 25 36.9 14 57.7 23 32.3 28 36.0 Sa 8 55 36 14 53 05 25 38 10 134 12 8 10.9 20 22.3 9 48.8 10 57.3 6 58.3 6 37.5 26 12.5 15 00.3 23 41.4 28 45.6 In the Southern Hemisphere, where the seasons are switched, the Harvest Moon occurs in March and the Cold Moon is in June. According to Earthsky.org, these are common names for full moons south of the equator. Moon conjunct Pluto 1:27 AM, Moon enters Aquarius 4:27 AM, Moon square Jupiter 6:49 PM, Mercury semi-square Pluto 9:59 PM.Sa 8 28 00 7 46 43 0%08 58 6%38 33 8 49.7 12 58.4 106.7 9 30.2 6 48.4 5 19.0 25 22.8 14 57.1 23 28.8 28 32.1 Work published in the datebook may also be included in We’Moon on the Wall and/or Greeting Cards, with additional terms and compensation. M 9 31 05 23 59 52 15 49 40 22 25 58 6R 55.1 2 07.0 20 57.5 13 25.3 6 39.8 8 25.3 27 17.4 15 08.0 23 59.0 29 02.4 Sa 7 05 13 16 23 48 16 46 55 22 43 47 11 11.1 17 40.3 4 53.6 8 21.3 4 20.2 1 57.8 23 02.0 15 03.1 22 58.5 27 51.0 Th 6 57 19 14 21 32 22 51 58 28 52 09 11 32.6 20 13.0 2 23.4 8 32.2 3 57.8 1 41.8 22 49.5 15 04.8 22 56.3 27 47.1