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Where Were the Planets on September 14, 1957?

Quick Answer

On September 14, 1957, the Sun was in Virgo (21°23' at noon UTC), the Moon was in Taurus all day (UTC), and the Moon phase was Waning Gibbous (76% illuminated). Mercury was retrograde.

Venus moved from Libra into Scorpio.

Planetary Positions at Noon UTC

Signs and degrees at 12:00 UTC on September 14, 1957. The Moon moves about 13 degrees a day, from 13°43' Taurus at midnight UTC to 26°06' Taurus at the end of the day.

Planetary positions on September 14, 1957
Body	Position	Motion	In Sign Since	Next Sign Change
Sun	21°23'37" Virgo	Direct	Aug 23, 1957	Sep 23, 1957 into Libra
Moon	19°53'09" Taurus	Direct	Sep 12, 1957	Sep 15, 1957 into Gemini
Mercury	12°48'11" Virgo	Retrograde	Jul 30, 1957	Oct 6, 1957 into Libra
Venus	0°16'43" Scorpio	Direct	Sep 14, 1957	Oct 10, 1957 into Sagittarius
Mars	23°45'06" Virgo	Direct	Aug 8, 1957	Sep 24, 1957 into Libra
Jupiter	7°35'52" Libra	Direct	Aug 7, 1957	Jan 13, 1958 into Scorpio
Saturn	8°34'35" Sagittarius	Direct	Oct 10, 1956	Jan 5, 1959 into Capricorn
Uranus	9°55'58" Leo	Direct	Jun 10, 1956	Nov 1, 1961 into Virgo
Neptune	0°52'50" Scorpio	Direct	Aug 6, 1957	Jan 4, 1970 into Sagittarius
Pluto	0°51'22" Virgo	Direct	Aug 19, 1957	Apr 11, 1958 into Leo
North Node	13°07'39" Scorpio	Direct	Oct 30, 1956	May 20, 1958 into Libra

Sky Events on September 14, 1957

The Moon phase is Waning Gibbous, 76% illuminated at noon UTC.

Date	Event	Detail
Sep 14, 06:19 UTC	Venus enters Scorpio	Leaves Libra

Born on September 14, 1957?

The Sun, Mercury, Mars and Pluto were all in Virgo, so everyone born that day is a Virgo several times over. Venus and Neptune sat less than a degree apart in Scorpio, 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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