There are 13 complete lunar sign passages with an ingress in May 2026. The table includes an interval beginning in the previous month when its ending ingress falls in May. All times are UTC and minute-rounded; convert both endpoints to your local time zone before using a civil-date planner.
| Moon sign | Void begins (UTC) | Final aspect | Next ingress (UTC) | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Scorpio | Moon trine Jupiter | 21h 46m | ||
| Sagittarius | Moon trine Mars | 21h 33m | ||
| Capricorn | Moon square Mars | 17h 09m | ||
| Aquarius | Moon sextile Mars | 12h 31m | ||
| Pisces | Moon square Venus | 13h 59m | ||
| Aries | Moon conjunction Mars | 4h 58m | ||
| Taurus | Moon conjunction Mercury | 1h 21m | ||
| Gemini | Moon sextile Saturn | 30h 11m | ||
| Cancer | Moon conjunction Jupiter | 13h 21m | ||
| Leo | Moon trine Saturn | 32h 52m | ||
| Virgo | Moon sextile Jupiter | 13h 40m | ||
| Libra | Moon square Jupiter | 13h 20m | ||
| Scorpio | Moon trine Jupiter | 12h 40m |
What “void of course” means here
For each passage through a tropical zodiac sign, we find the Moon’s last exact major aspect to the Sun, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, or Pluto. The interval begins at that aspect and ends when the Moon enters the next sign. The included angles are conjunction, sextile, square, trine, and opposition. If no listed aspect occurs during a sign passage, the interval begins at the sign ingress. Other astrological traditions use different bodies or definitions.
Times use apparent geocentric tropical ecliptic longitudes from the local Astronomy Engine and are rounded to the nearest minute in UTC. A local civil date may be different. These times describe a symbolic timing convention; they cannot predict whether a plan will succeed.