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Where Were the Planets on August 14, 1940?
Quick Answer
On August 14, 1940, the Sun was in Leo (21°31' at noon UTC), the Moon was in Capricorn all day (UTC), and the Moon phase was Waxing Gibbous (88% illuminated). No planets were retrograde.
Planetary Positions at Noon UTC
Signs and degrees at 12:00 UTC on August 14, 1940. The Moon moves about 13 degrees a day, from 4°46' Capricorn at midnight UTC to 17°42' Capricorn at the end of the day.
| Body | Position | Motion | In Sign Since | Next Sign Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sun | 21°31'22" Leo | Direct | into Virgo | |
| Moon | 11°16'35" Capricorn | Direct | into Aquarius | |
| Mercury | 3°22'12" Leo | Direct | into Virgo | |
| Venus | 7°58'10" Cancer | Direct | into Leo | |
| Mars | 26°43'05" Leo | Direct | into Virgo | |
| Jupiter | 14°57'10" Taurus | Direct | into Gemini | |
| Saturn | 14°38'12" Taurus | Direct | into Gemini | |
| Uranus | 26°01'00" Taurus | Direct | into Gemini | |
| Neptune | 24°00'43" Virgo | Direct | into Libra | |
| Pluto | 3°01'58" Leo | Direct | into Virgo | |
| North Node | 13°33'34" Libra | Direct | into Virgo |
Sky Events on August 14, 1940
The Moon phase is Waxing Gibbous, 88% illuminated at noon UTC.
| Date | Event | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Mercury conjunct Pluto | Exact conjunction |
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