New Moon
February 15, 1885
02:22 AM UTC UTC in Aquarius
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Moon Phases February 1885: New Moon, Full Moon & Signs
Moon phases for February 1885 with calculated UTC times and zodiac signs. New Moon: February 15, 1885 at 02:22 AM UTC in Aquarius. Full Moon: none this month. The month view below also tracks Moon sign ingresses and local-time conversions.
Key Dates
New Moon and Full Moon in February 1885
Calculation Basis
Hermetikon calculates these lunar timings from its astronomy engine and stores the canonical moments in UTC. They are Hermetikon reference timings, not Swiss Ephemeris output; local times are derived from the UTC moment.
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Local timing for the February 1885 moon calendar
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February 1885 lunar calendar
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Last Quarter in Scorpio
Feb 6, 1885, 10:38 PM UTC
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New Moon in Aquarius
Feb 15, 1885, 2:22 AM UTC
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First Quarter in Gemini
Feb 22, 1885, 10:31 AM UTC
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Lunar Phase Events
Last Quarter
in ScorpioDateFebruary 6, 1885
Time (UTC)10:38 PM UTC
Local: Feb 6, 1885, 10:38 PM UTC
SignScorpio
The Moon stands in its third square to the Sun, now waning and decreasing in light. Classical doctrine marks this as a moment of release, clearing, and dissolution as the cycle moves toward its end.
Last Quarter in ScorpioNew Moon
in AquariusDateFebruary 15, 1885
Time (UTC)02:22 AM UTC
Local: Feb 15, 1885, 2:22 AM UTC
SignAquarius
The Moon conjoins the Sun, becoming invisible and combust. Classical doctrine regards this as the weakest lunar condition - the Moon is without light, applying to the Sun, and incapable of reflecting its rays.
New Moon in AquariusFirst Quarter
in GeminiDateFebruary 22, 1885
Time (UTC)10:31 AM UTC
Local: Feb 22, 1885, 10:31 AM UTC
SignGemini
The Moon stands in square (quartile) to the Sun, having completed one quarter of its synodic cycle. Classical doctrine marks this as a moment of tension, decision, and action - the Moon's will presses against the solar principle.
First Quarter in GeminiDaily Moon Lookup - February 1885
Each row uses a noon UTC reference for the daily phase and Moon sign. Major lunations and sign ingresses keep their calculated UTC moments.
| Date | Phase | Moon Sign | Calculated Events |
|---|---|---|---|
| February 1 | Full Moon95% illuminated | Virgonoon UTC reference | No major lunation or sign ingress. |
| February 2 | Full Moon90% illuminated | Virgonoon UTC reference | No major lunation or sign ingress. |
| February 3 | Waning Gibbous82% illuminated | Libranoon UTC reference | |
| February 4 | Waning Gibbous73% illuminated | Libranoon UTC reference | No major lunation or sign ingress. |
| February 5 | Waning Gibbous64% illuminated | Scorpionoon UTC reference | |
| February 6 | Waning Gibbous54% illuminated | Scorpionoon UTC reference | |
| February 7 | Last Quarter45% illuminated | Scorpionoon UTC reference | |
| February 8 | Last Quarter35% illuminated | Sagittariusnoon UTC reference | No major lunation or sign ingress. |
| February 9 | Last Quarter27% illuminated | Sagittariusnoon UTC reference | No major lunation or sign ingress. |
| February 10 | Last Quarter19% illuminated | Capricornnoon UTC reference | |
| February 11 | Waning Crescent12% illuminated | Capricornnoon UTC reference | No major lunation or sign ingress. |
| February 12 | Waning Crescent6% illuminated | Capricornnoon UTC reference | |
| February 13 | Waning Crescent2% illuminated | Aquariusnoon UTC reference | No major lunation or sign ingress. |
| February 14 | Waning Crescent0% illuminated | Aquariusnoon UTC reference | No major lunation or sign ingress. |
| February 15 | New Moon0% illuminated | Piscesnoon UTC reference | |
| February 16 | New Moon2% illuminated | Piscesnoon UTC reference | No major lunation or sign ingress. |
| February 17 | New Moon6% illuminated | Piscesnoon UTC reference | |
| February 18 | New Moon12% illuminated | Ariesnoon UTC reference | No major lunation or sign ingress. |
| February 19 | Waxing Crescent20% illuminated | Ariesnoon UTC reference | |
| February 20 | Waxing Crescent29% illuminated | Taurusnoon UTC reference | No major lunation or sign ingress. |
| February 21 | Waxing Crescent39% illuminated | Taurusnoon UTC reference | No major lunation or sign ingress. |
| February 22 | First Quarter51% illuminated | Gemininoon UTC reference | |
| February 23 | First Quarter62% illuminated | Gemininoon UTC reference | No major lunation or sign ingress. |
| February 24 | First Quarter73% illuminated | Cancernoon UTC reference | |
| February 25 | First Quarter83% illuminated | Cancernoon UTC reference | No major lunation or sign ingress. |
| February 26 | Waxing Gibbous91% illuminated | Leonoon UTC reference | |
| February 27 | Waxing Gibbous96% illuminated | Leonoon UTC reference | No major lunation or sign ingress. |
| February 28 | Waxing Gibbous99% illuminated | Virgonoon UTC reference |
Month View Calendar - February 1885
Each day shows the Moon sign at noon UTC, any major phase event, and calculated UTC Moon sign ingresses. Use the personalization panel above for local-time conversion and location-specific context.
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Moon Sign Ingresses
These are the calculated UTC sign changes for the Moon in February 1885, with local-time conversion shown below each ingress.
February 3, 1885 at 03:07 AM UTC UTC
Local time: Feb 3, 1885, 3:07 AM UTC
The Moon leaves Virgo and enters Libra.
February 5, 1885 at 10:44 AM UTC UTC
Local time: Feb 5, 1885, 10:44 AM UTC
The Moon leaves Libra and enters Scorpio.
February 7, 1885 at 09:51 PM UTC UTC
Local time: Feb 7, 1885, 9:51 PM UTC
The Moon leaves Scorpio and enters Sagittarius.
February 10, 1885 at 10:32 AM UTC UTC
Local time: Feb 10, 1885, 10:32 AM UTC
The Moon leaves Sagittarius and enters Capricorn.
February 12, 1885 at 10:35 PM UTC UTC
Local time: Feb 12, 1885, 10:35 PM UTC
The Moon leaves Capricorn and enters Aquarius.
February 15, 1885 at 08:49 AM UTC UTC
Local time: Feb 15, 1885, 8:49 AM UTC
The Moon leaves Aquarius and enters Pisces.
February 17, 1885 at 05:01 PM UTC UTC
Local time: Feb 17, 1885, 5:01 PM UTC
The Moon leaves Pisces and enters Aries.
February 19, 1885 at 11:17 PM UTC UTC
Local time: Feb 19, 1885, 11:17 PM UTC
The Moon leaves Aries and enters Taurus.
February 22, 1885 at 03:38 AM UTC UTC
Local time: Feb 22, 1885, 3:38 AM UTC
The Moon leaves Taurus and enters Gemini.
February 24, 1885 at 06:17 AM UTC UTC
Local time: Feb 24, 1885, 6:17 AM UTC
The Moon leaves Gemini and enters Cancer.
February 26, 1885 at 07:54 AM UTC UTC
Local time: Feb 26, 1885, 7:54 AM UTC
The Moon leaves Cancer and enters Leo.
February 28, 1885 at 09:45 AM UTC UTC
Local time: Feb 28, 1885, 9:45 AM UTC
The Moon leaves Leo and enters Virgo.
Classical Sources on Monthly Lunations
These citations explain why classical astrologers tracked monthly new and full moons, quarterly turns, and conjunction-based month judgments.
Tetrabiblos
Claudius Ptolemy
150
"The second part of the consideration relates to each month, and requires a similar observation of the new or full Moon first taking place on the Sun’s progress through each sign: and it must be remembered, that, if a new Moon should have happened at a period nearest to the Sun’s transit over the past tropical or equinoctial point, the new Moon also in each succeeding sign, until the commencement of the next quarter, are to be observed; but, if a full Moon should have so happened, then similar observation is to be made of each subsequent full Moon. The angles, also, must be duly attended to, as well as the planets and stars ruling in both the places [104] ; and especially the nearest phases, applications, and separations of the planets, and their properties. The peculiar qualities of the two places, and the winds, liable to be excited by the planets themselves and by those parts of the signs in which they may be situated, are likewise to be considered; and also that particular wind, which is indicated by the direction of the Moon’s ecliptical latitude. By the aid of these observations, and by weighing and comparing the existing vigour of each of the several properties and qualities, the general constitution of the atmosphere during each month may be predicted"
CHAPTER XIII MODE OF CONSIDERATION FOR PARTICULAR CONSTITUTIONS OF THE ATMOSPHEREOpen in Reader
Tetrabiblos
Claudius Ptolemy
150
"The third part of this consideration appertains to significations applying more minutely, and points out their force or weakness. In this case, the partile configurations of the Sun and Moon, at the intermediate quarters, as well as at the new or full Moon, are to be attentively regarded; since there is a certain variation in the constitution of the atmosphere, which usually commences about three days before, and sometimes, also, about three days after the Moon has equated her course to the Sun"
CHAPTER XIII MODE OF CONSIDERATION FOR PARTICULAR CONSTITUTIONS OF THE ATMOSPHEREOpen in Reader
Clavis Astrologiae Elimata
Henry Coley
1669
"When you shall make the minute of a ☌ your Basis or Radix, you may give judgment of the change of Weather in that moneth; for your judgment shall be framed according to the principal Dominator of the Angle of every Figure, for that Planet overcomes in the Nature of the Aire; assuming together with these things the Quality of the present time, viz. the season of the year"
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Books behind the February 1885 moon calendar
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Moon Phases February 1885 - FAQ
When is the full moon in February 1885?
There is no full moon in February 1885.
When is the new moon in February 1885?
The new moon in February 1885 is on February 15, 1885 at 02:22 AM UTC UTC, in Aquarius. The page also converts that moment into the visitor's local timezone.
How many moon phases are there in February 1885?
There are 3 major lunar phase events in February 1885: Last Quarter, New Moon, First Quarter.