Starmap2018

Every Celestial Event Mapped to the Millisecond

Swiss Ephemeris (DE441) resolves every event to the millisecond.

Engine cross-checked against NASA JPL HORIZONS - The model that flies spacecraft.

Every other almanac stops at the minute. We get it EXACT.

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2018 had 13 full moons and 5 eclipses. The eclipses fell: a total lunar eclipse in Leo on January 31, a partial solar eclipse in Aquarius on February 15, a partial solar eclipse in Cancer on July 12, a total lunar eclipse in Aquarius on July 27, and a partial solar eclipse in Leo on August 11. Mercury turned retrograde three times (Mar 22 to Apr 15; Jul 26 to Aug 19; Nov 16 to Dec 6). The first full moon rose in Cancer on January 1. January saw two full moons, a blue moon. Every full moon, new moon, solar and lunar eclipse, equinox, solstice, planetary ingress, and retrograde station below is computed to the millisecond with the NASA-cross-checked Swiss Ephemeris engine and shown in Eastern Time - Choose your location on the page for your own sky.

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Browse Every Year - 1900 to 2099

Two full centuries of the sky, each year computed to the millisecond - every full moon, eclipse, equinox, solstice, ingress, and retrograde station. Look up the sky on any birthday.

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2018 Celestial Events - Frequently Asked Questions

STARMAP is the most precise 2018 astrology calendar on the web - Every event of the year to the millisecond, in your own timezone and your own sky. The answers below come straight from the data.

What were the 2018 eclipse dates and times?

2018 had 5 eclipses: Total Lunar Eclipse on ; Partial Solar Eclipse on ; Partial Solar Eclipse on ; Total Lunar Eclipse on ; Partial Solar Eclipse on . Every instant lands on the millisecond - Times mark the exact lunation instant of each eclipse.

When were the 2018 solstices and equinoxes?

Spring Equinox: ; Summer Solstice: ; Autumn Equinox: ; Winter Solstice: .

When was Mercury retrograde in 2018?

Mercury stationed retrograde 3 times in 2018: , , . The exact station instants are on the calendar above.

How many full moons were there in 2018?

2018 had 13 full moons. The first was the Full Moon in Cancer on .

How accurate are these celestial event times?

Every event is computed with the Swiss Ephemeris (DE441) and resolved to the millisecond. The engine is verified against NASA JPL HORIZONS - The model that flies spacecraft - On the 2026 major events. Almanacs stop at the minute. Starmap does not.