Uposatha Days 2029
49 days of observance in 2029, each with the exact moment its phase turns.
All daysBy month
| Date | Phase | Time UTC | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| January | January 7Sun | Third Quarter | |||
| January 14Sun | New Moon | Solar eclipse, partialVisible from: North and Central America | |||
| January 22Mon | First Quarter | ||||
| January 30Tue | Full Moon | ||||
| February | February 5Mon | Third Quarter | |||
| February 13Tue | New Moon | ||||
| February 21Wed | First Quarter | ||||
| February 28Wed | Full Moon | ||||
| March | March 7Wed | Third Quarter | |||
| March 15Thu | New Moon | ||||
| March 23Fri | First Quarter | ||||
| March 30Fri | Full Moon | ||||
| April | April 5Thu | Third Quarter | |||
| April 13Fri | New Moon | ||||
| April 21Sat | First Quarter | ||||
| April 28Sat | Full Moon | ||||
| May | May 5Sat | Third Quarter | |||
| May 13Sun | New Moon | ||||
| May 21Mon | First Quarter | ||||
| May 27Sun | Full Moon | ||||
| June | June 4Mon | Third Quarter | |||
| June 12Tue | New Moon | Solar eclipse, partialVisible from: the Arctic, Scandinavia, Alaska, northern Asia and Canada | |||
| June 19Tue | First Quarter | ||||
| June 26Tue | Full Moon | Lunar eclipse, totalVisible from: the Americas, Europe, Africa, the Middle East | |||
| July | July 3Tue | Third Quarter | |||
| July 11Wed | New Moon | Solar eclipse, partialVisible from: southern Argentina and Chile | |||
| July 18Wed | First Quarter | ||||
| July 25Wed | Full Moon | ||||
| August | August 2Thu | Third Quarter | |||
| August 10Fri | New Moon | ||||
| August 16Thu | First Quarter | ||||
| August 24Fri | Full Moon | ||||
| September | September 1Sat | Third Quarter | |||
| September 8Sat | New Moon | ||||
| September 15Sat | First Quarter | ||||
| September 22Sat | Full Moon | ||||
| September 30Sun | Third Quarter | ||||
| October | October 7Sun | New Moon | |||
| October 14Sun | First Quarter | ||||
| October 22Mon | Full Moon | ||||
| October 30Tue | Third Quarter | ||||
| November | November 6Tue | New Moon | |||
| November 13Tue | First Quarter | ||||
| November 21Wed | Full Moon | ||||
| November 28Wed | Third Quarter | ||||
| December | December 5Wed | New Moon | Solar eclipse, partialVisible from: southern Argentina and Chile, Antarctica | ||
| December 12Wed | First Quarter | ||||
| December 20Thu | Full Moon | Lunar eclipse, totalVisible from: the Americas, Europe, Africa, Asia | |||
| December 28Fri | Third Quarter |
Dates and times are given in UTC. An Uposatha is a moment, not a date: near the international date line the calendar day can differ by one. Your own time zone is what the Telegram bot uses.
Why another calendar may show a different day
These dates come from astronomy: the exact moment the moon reaches each phase, checked against the JPL ephemerides.
Traditional calendars in Thailand, Myanmar and Sri Lanka each follow their own reckoning, and any of them can sit a day away from the astronomical one. Neither is a mistake. If the people you practise with keep a different day, keep the day they keep.
May all beings be happy