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Where Were the Planets on February 18, 1900?
Quick Answer
On February 18, 1900, the Sun was in Aquarius (29°24' at noon UTC), the Moon was in Libra all day (UTC), and the Moon phase was Waning Gibbous (87% illuminated). Neptune and Pluto were retrograde.
Planetary Positions at Noon UTC
Signs and degrees at 12:00 UTC on February 18, 1900. The Moon moves about 13 degrees a day, from 6°08' Libra at midnight UTC to 18°04' Libra at the end of the day.
| Body | Position | Motion | In Sign Since | Next Sign Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sun | 29°24'40" Aquarius | Direct | into Pisces | |
| Moon | 12°06'12" Libra | Direct | into Scorpio | |
| Mercury | 6°29'06" Pisces | Direct | into Aries | |
| Venus | 5°55'46" Aries | Direct | into Taurus | |
| Mars | 21°46'33" Aquarius | Direct | into Pisces | |
| Jupiter | 8°46'08" Sagittarius | Direct | into Capricorn | |
| Saturn | 2°40'52" Capricorn | Direct | into Sagittarius | |
| Uranus | 12°09'07" Sagittarius | Direct | into Capricorn | |
| Neptune | 24°16'36" Gemini | Retrograde | into Cancer | |
| Pluto | 14°42'43" Gemini | Retrograde | into Cancer | |
| North Node | 16°35'17" Sagittarius | Direct | into Scorpio |
Sky Events on February 18, 1900
The Moon phase is Waning Gibbous, 87% illuminated at noon UTC.
No sign changes, stations, lunations or exact planetary aspects happen on this day (UTC).
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