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Astrology > Lunation
The following information is about Lunation.
Lunation Defined
A lunar period, measured from one place in the zodiac until the Moon's return thereto. For example, the time taken by the Moon from one conjunction with the Sun until the next, 29 days, 12 hours, 44 minutes and 3 seconds, is called a synodical lunation. Lunation is also used to describe different aspects of the Moon to the Sun, thus accounting for her phases. The New Moon is also called a Lunation. A chart made for the moment the Moon conjoins the Sun is called a Lunation Chart.
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Off-site Lunation Links, User Submitted
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- Moon Photo Page: photos of an entire lunation
Wed Oct 27
- lunation_ajc.g if: Moon lunation animated GIF showing an entire 29.5 day lunar cycle
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