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New Moons for 2011

N.B.  These statistics are for a latitude of 52° in the northern hemisphere.

Times and dates will vary for different latitudes. So, all believers should WATCH!

 

Conjunction Date

and Time

(Invisible then)

Evening the

New Moon

Probably Visible

Sunset

Time (GMT)

(+ 52°)

Moonset

Time (GMT)

(+ 52°)

Approx Age of

Moon at

Moonset Time

Days from

Previous

New Moon

First Day of

Month

Daylight part

January 4; 09:03

January 5 16:05 17:36 32 hours 29 January 6

February 3; 02:31

February 4 16:55 18:50 40 hours 30 February 5

March 4; 20:46

March 6 17:45 20:00 47 hours 30 March 7

April 3; 14:32

April 4 19:38 21:05 31 hours 29 April 5

May 3; 06:51

May 4 20:28 22:14 40 hours 30 May 5

June 1; 21:03

June 3 21:09 22:44 50 hours 30 June 4

July 1; 08:54

July 2 21:21 21:53 37 hours 29 July 3

July 30; 18:40

August 1 20:51 21:08 51 hours 30 August 2

August 29; 03:04

August 30

19:52

19:55

41 hours

29

August 31

September 27; 13:45

September 28

18:46

18:45

31 hours

29

September 29

October 26; 19:56 October 28 17:44 18:30 47 hours 30 October 29

November 25; 06:10

November 26

16:00

17:07

35 hours

29

November 27

December 24; 12:37

December 26

15:56

18:22

548hours

30

December 27

N.B Scripture teaches the importance of New Moon festivals. Although not holy days

(except the 7th), the New Moons mark the beginning of months in God's calendar, and the

first New Moon in spring determines the positioning of God's spring festivals, while the

seventh New Moon establishes dates for the autumn festivals.

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