New Moon in Capricorn Fresh Start 2024
January 11th New Moon in Capricorn.
This new moon with tenacious goat energy helps to jump-start 2024 in all your endeavors with resourcefulness, discipline and wisdom to focus on what matters.
A significant astrological goings-on has to do with the planet Pluto. Last year in 2023 Pluto was in Aquarius from March 23 to June 11, and then moved into Capricorn. In 2024 Pluto will move from Capricorn and into Aquarius on January 20ththrough September 1st. During the fall season Pluto will be in retrograde and shift back into Capricorn until November 19th. It returns in Aquarius until March 8, 2043. Wow! For a slow moving planet it’s been pretty busy.
Fun fact: the last time Pluto was in Aquarius was in 1778.
2024 Astro Moon Calendar
- January 3 – NEW MOON in Capricorn*
- January 25 – FULL MOON in Leo
- February 9 – SUPER NEW MOON in Aquarius
- February 24 – MICRO FULL MOON in Virgo
- March 10 – SUPER NEW MOON in Pisces
- March 25 – LUNAR ECLIPSE (Penumbral) (Micro) FULL MOON in Libra
- April 8 – TOTAL SOLAR ECLIPSE / SUPER NEW MOON
- April 23 – FULL MOON in Scorpio
- May 7 – NEW MOON in Taurus
- May 23 – FULL MOON in Sagittarius
- June 6 – NEW MOON in Gemini
- June 21 – FULL MOON in Capricorn**
- July 5 – NEW MOON in Cancer
- July 21 – FULL MOON in Capricorn**
- August 4 – NEW MOON in Virgo
- August 19 – FULL MOON in Aquarius
- September 2 – NEW MOON in Virgo
- September 17 – LUNAR ECLIPSE FULL MOON (Partial) in Pisces / SUPER FULL MOON
- October 2 – SOLAR ECLIPSE NEW MOON (Annular) in Libra / (Micro) FULL MOON
- October 17 – FULL MOON in Aries / SUPER FULL MOON
- November 1 – NEW MOON in Scorpio
- November 15 – FULL MOON in Taurus
- December 1 – NEW MOON in Sagittarius
- December 15 – FULL MOON in Gemini
- December 30 – NEW MOON in Capricorn*
*NEW MOON in Capricorn will happen 2x this year – January 3rd and December 30th.
** FULL MOON in Capricorn will happen 2x this year – June 21st and July 21st.
What I’ve gleaned:
Super Full Moon or New Moon is when the Moon’s illumination occurs close to the time of the Moon’s perigee – meaning when the Moon’s approach is closer to the Earth, so it illuminates brightly.
Micro New Moon or Full Moon occurs close to the time of the Moon’s apogee – meaning the Moon is a bit further away from the Earth so the Moon’s illumination is softer.
