Sky events in 2029

Every full and new Moon, eclipse, equinox, solstice, planet opposition and greatest elongation in 2029, with exact times for your location.

Times are for New York. Choose your place above to see them in your time zone.

January

Thu, Jan 11Moon near Antares3:07 AM
Sat, Jan 13Moon near Venus2:46 AM
Sun, Jan 14Solar eclipse (partial)12:12 PM
Sun, Jan 14New Moon12:25 PM
Wed, Jan 24Moon near the Pleiades8:02 PM
Tue, Jan 30Full Moon1:04 AM

February

Wed, Feb 7Moon near Antares8:40 AM
Thu, Feb 8Mercury at greatest elongation (morning sky)8:43 PM
Sat, Feb 10Moon near Mercury11:22 PM
Tue, Feb 13New Moon5:32 AM
Wed, Feb 21Moon near the Pleiades4:28 AM
Wed, Feb 28Full Moon12:11 PM

March

Tue, Mar 6Moon near Antares2:28 PM
Thu, Mar 15New Moon12:20 AM
Tue, Mar 20March equinox4:02 AM
Tue, Mar 20Moon near the Pleiades12:19 PM
Sun, Mar 25Mars at opposition3:41 AM
Thu, Mar 29Full Moon10:27 PM

April

Wed, Apr 11Jupiter at opposition11:53 PM
Fri, Apr 13New Moon5:41 PM
Sun, Apr 15Moon near Mercury10:24 AM
Mon, Apr 16Moon near the Pleiades6:08 PM
Sat, Apr 21Mercury at greatest elongation (evening sky)9:36 AM
Sat, Apr 28Full Moon6:37 AM

May

Sun, May 13New Moon9:43 AM
Wed, May 23Conjunction of Mercury and Saturn11:44 PM
Sun, May 27Full Moon2:38 PM

June

Fri, Jun 8Mercury at greatest elongation (morning sky)7:45 AM
Sun, Jun 10Moon near the Pleiades6:51 AM
Mon, Jun 11New Moon11:51 PM
Tue, Jun 12Solar eclipse (partial)12:05 AM
Wed, Jun 13Moon near Venus6:51 PM
Wed, Jun 20June solstice9:48 PM
Mon, Jun 25Lunar eclipse (total)11:22 PM
Mon, Jun 25Full Moon11:23 PM

July

Sat, Jul 7Moon near the Pleiades2:43 PM
Wed, Jul 11Solar eclipse (partial)11:36 AM
Wed, Jul 11New Moon11:52 AM
Thu, Jul 19Conjunction of Mars and Jupiter10:35 AM
Sat, Jul 21Conjunction of Venus and Regulus1:36 PM
Wed, Jul 25Full Moon9:36 AM
Sat, Jul 28Conjunction of Mars and Spica2:26 PM
Tue, Jul 31Conjunction of Mercury and Regulus11:46 PM

August

Fri, Aug 3Moon near the Pleiades11:05 PM
Thu, Aug 9New Moon9:56 PM
Wed, Aug 15Moon near Mars6:12 AM
Sun, Aug 19Mercury at greatest elongation (evening sky)5:35 PM
Thu, Aug 23Full Moon9:52 PM
Fri, Aug 31Moon near the Pleiades7:06 AM

September

Wed, Sep 5Conjunction of Venus and Spica9:12 AM
Fri, Sep 7Conjunction of Venus and Jupiter8:00 AM
Sat, Sep 8New Moon6:45 AM
Tue, Sep 11Moon near Venus7:37 AM
Wed, Sep 12Moon near Mars7:16 PM
Sat, Sep 22Full Moon12:30 PM
Sat, Sep 22September equinox1:38 PM
Thu, Sep 27Moon near the Pleiades2:08 PM

October

Mon, Oct 1Mercury at greatest elongation (morning sky)11:10 AM
Tue, Oct 2Neptune at opposition11:12 AM
Sun, Oct 7New Moon3:15 PM
Wed, Oct 10Moon near Venus9:44 PM
Thu, Oct 11Moon near Mars12:15 PM
Tue, Oct 16Conjunction of Venus and Antares2:18 PM
Mon, Oct 22Full Moon5:28 AM
Wed, Oct 24Moon near the Pleiades8:18 PM
Sat, Oct 27Venus at greatest elongation (evening sky)6:49 AM

November

Mon, Nov 5New Moon11:25 PM
Fri, Nov 9Moon near Mars7:53 AM
Tue, Nov 13Saturn at opposition9:47 AM
Tue, Nov 20Full Moon11:04 PM
Wed, Nov 21Moon near the Pleiades1:20 AM
Thu, Nov 29Conjunction of Venus and Mars5:23 AM

December

Wed, Dec 5New Moon9:53 AM
Wed, Dec 5Solar eclipse (partial)10:03 AM
Thu, Dec 6Moon near Mercury6:35 PM
Sat, Dec 8Uranus at opposition2:57 AM
Sat, Dec 8Moon near Mars7:48 AM
Thu, Dec 13Mercury at greatest elongation (evening sky)9:55 PM
Tue, Dec 18Moon near the Pleiades8:05 AM
Thu, Dec 20Lunar eclipse (total)5:42 PM
Thu, Dec 20Full Moon5:47 PM
Fri, Dec 21December solstice9:14 AM

How to use this page

The calendar lists the sky events of the year: Moon phases, eclipses, meteor showers, planet events and the seasons. Use the filters to show one kind, and open an event for its exact time where you are.

Frequently asked questions

Are the times for my place?

Each event shows the time in the time zone of the place you have chosen. Moon phases and conjunctions happen at the same moment everywhere, only the clock time differs.

What is a conjunction?

Two objects passing close to each other in the sky as seen from Earth. They are not really close in space.

What is an opposition?

When a planet is opposite the Sun in the sky. It rises at sunset, is up all night and is near its brightest.