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Where Were the Planets on July 14, 1950?

Quick Answer

On July 14, 1950, the Sun was in Cancer (21°28' at noon UTC), the Moon was in Cancer all day (UTC), and the Moon phase was New Moon (1% illuminated). Jupiter was retrograde.

Mars met Neptune in Libra. Drive goes soft or sideways. Better for compassionate action than for a fight.

Planetary Positions at Noon UTC

Signs and degrees at 12:00 UTC on July 14, 1950. The Moon moves about 13 degrees a day, from 6°55' Cancer at midnight UTC to 19°27' Cancer at the end of the day.

Planetary positions on July 14, 1950
BodyPositionMotionIn Sign SinceNext Sign Change
Sun21°28'09" CancerDirect into Leo
Moon13°10'11" CancerDirect into Leo
Mercury25°23'24" CancerDirect into Leo
Venus20°09'43" GeminiDirect into Cancer
Mars14°41'45" LibraDirect into Scorpio
Jupiter6°57'42" PiscesRetrograde into Aquarius
Saturn15°29'05" VirgoDirect into Libra
Uranus6°12'37" CancerDirect into Leo
Neptune14°39'44" LibraDirect into Scorpio
Pluto17°00'04" LeoDirect into Virgo
North Node1°48'49" AriesDirect into Pisces

Sky Events on July 14, 1950

The Moon phase is New Moon, 1% illuminated at noon UTC.

DateEventDetail
Mars conjunct NeptuneDrive goes soft or sideways. Better for compassionate action than for a fight.

Born on July 14, 1950?

The Sun, Mercury and Uranus were all in Cancer, so everyone born that day is a Cancer several times over. Mars and Neptune sat less than a degree apart in Libra, a close conjunction shared by every chart from that day.

Planet signs are only part of the picture. Your rising sign changes about every two hours and the Moon moves half a degree an hour, so your exact birth time and place decide your houses, angles and Moon degree.

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