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Trines in one element

Trine in Light

Two wandering stars stand in trine, 120 degrees apart, and both in front of constellations of the element Light: Gemini, Libra, Aquarius. From nine hours before until three hours after, the calendar then shows a Flower day.

The wandering stars are the Sun and the planets. The Moon does not count here; its constellation sets the day type anyway. If the Moon stands in front of a constellation of the same element at the same time, the time counts as especially favourable.

Next · in 1,353 days

Mon, Jul 1, 2030, 10:11 AM

Mercury – Jupiter · Gemini · Libra

Window Mon, Jul 1, 2030, 01:11 AM to Mon, Jul 1, 2030, 01:11 PM

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The next twelve months

None in the next twelve months. The next one after that:

  • Mon, Jul 1, 2030, 10:11 AMIn the wheel →

    Mercury – Jupiter · Gemini · Libra

    Window Mon, Jul 1, 2030, 01:11 AM to Mon, Jul 1, 2030, 01:11 PM

    Moon in Geminiespecially favourable

Year by year

Trines in one element per year and element, 2026 to 2035.

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Which wandering stars form it

From 2026 to 2035, most frequent first.

Frequently asked questions

When is the next trine in Light?

Mon, Jul 1, 2030, 10:11 AM, local time Europe/London: Mercury and Jupiter. Window Mon, Jul 1, 2030, 01:11 AM to Mon, Jul 1, 2030, 01:11 PM.

How often is there a trine in Light?

2026: 6. From 2026 to 2035 44 in total.

What is a trine in Light?

Two wandering stars stand in trine, 120 degrees apart, and both in front of constellations of the element Light: Gemini, Libra, Aquarius. From nine hours before until three hours after, the calendar then shows a Flower day. The wandering stars are the Sun and the planets. The Moon does not count here; its constellation sets the day type anyway.

Trine in one element · Constellations today

Stars, figures and boundaries: d3-celestial by Olaf Frohn (BSD licence); IAU boundaries of 1928.