Moon Tracks
Free astrology ephemeris, chart calculators, and daily aspect tables.
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What is Moon Tracks?
MoonTracks is a web-based tool designed to provide detailed lunar and astronomical data, primarily serving astrology enthusiasts and individuals interested in tracking celestial events. Its core purpose is to offer accurate moon phase calendars, eclipse dates, and planetary movement information, enabling users to align activities with lunar cycles. The tool addresses the challenge of accessing localized astronomical data by allowing time zone adjustments for key events like eclipses, full moons, and new moons. Users range from spiritual practitioners seeking astrological insights to event planners aiming to synchronize activities with celestial phenomena. By integrating time zone flexibility, MoonTracks bridges the gap between standardized astronomical data and individual geographic needs, making lunar information more practical for daily use.
How it works
MoonTracks is a web tool that curates moon phase calendars, eclipse dates, and planetary movement data, with a focus on astrology and astronomical events. It provides structured information on lunar cycles, including full moons, new moons, and solar/lunar eclipses, organized by month and year. The tool's primary purpose is to deliver accurate, time-adjustable celestial data to users, enabling them to plan activities or practices around lunar and planetary events. Its emphasis on time zone customization ensures users can apply the information to their local context. MoonTracks offers monthly moon phase calendars with details on power days, lunar declinations, and planetary retrogrades. It includes specific data for events like the August 2026 lunar eclipse and solar eclipse, allowing users to adjust event times to their time zone. The tool also provides historical and future ephemerides, such as August 2026 declination tables and planet ingress/retrograde schedules.
How to use it
- 1Navigate to the Moon Tracks website and select the desired calendar year or event type (e.g., moon phases, eclipses). 2. Choose a specific month to view detailed data, including power days, lunar declinations, and planetary movements. 3. Use the time zone adjustment tool to convert event times to your local time. 4. Access additional resources like ephemerides or historical calendars via the site map or blog section. Practical tips: Bookmark key pages for frequent reference, use the 'Time Zones Adjustable' feature for travel planning, and check the 'Contact' section for support queries.
What it can do
- astrology ephemeris
Use cases
Assumptions and limitations
Assumptions
- source: https://moontracks.com/
- license: Proprietary — free to use
- privacy: Opens an external demo
Limitations
- Limited real-time data updates; relies on precomputed ephemerides
- Time zone adjustments apply only to specific events (e.g., eclipses), not all lunar data
- No mobile app or downloadable format for offline use
- Historical data extends to 2026 but lacks extended archival depth
- No integration with personal calendars or scheduling tools
Understanding the result
Free astrology ephemeris, chart calculators, and daily aspect tables.
Tool details
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- No account, no sign-up, and no tracking of your content.
- Powered by (MIT).
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- MIT
- Runs locally
- No — requires a network request
- Verification
- Not yet verified
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Frequently asked
How does MoonTracks handle time zone adjustments for lunar events?
MoonTracks allows users to convert eclipse, full moon, and new moon times to their local time zone via an adjustable feature. This applies primarily to key events listed under the 'Eclipses' and 'Moon Phases' categories. Most lunar data defaults to Pacific Standard Time (PST) or Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), but time zone customization is explicitly noted for critical events like eclipses.
What data sources does MoonTracks use for its lunar calendars?
The tool aggregates astronomical data from standard ephemerides and astrological resources, including moon declination tables and planetary ingress/retrograde schedules. While it does not disclose specific data sources, its 'Resources' section links to time zone adjustment guides and contact information for further clarification on data origins.
How do I adjust event times to my time zone on MoonTracks?
Navigate to the 'Eclipses,' 'Full Moon,' or 'New Moon' pages for events requiring time zone conversion. Use the adjustable time zone feature to input your location, which will recalculate event times accordingly. This function is explicitly highlighted for eclipse and major lunar phase data.
How does MoonTracks compare to other lunar calendar tools?
MoonTracks distinguishes itself by offering time zone-adjustable eclipse and lunar event data, whereas many tools provide static PST/GMT times. Alternatives like TimeAndDate.com or LunarCalendar.com lack the same level of astrological detail, such as 'Power Dates' or zodiac-specific lunar influences. Its focus on astrology sets it apart from purely astronomical platforms.
What should I do if I can't find the data I need on MoonTracks?
Check the 'Resources' section for links to time zone guides, contact information, and the site map for archived calendars. If specific data is missing, consider reaching out via the provided contact details. Note that the tool's proprietary license may limit the availability of certain features or historical data beyond 2026.