These twelve monthly tables use one stated modern definition throughout 2026: the last exact major Moon aspect to the Sun through Pluto before a tropical sign change. A passage that starts in one month and ends in the next is filed under the ingress month, so each interval appears once.
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.